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Citizens State Bank

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Hats Off To OurHats Off To OurVolunteer Rescue WorkersVolunteer Rescue Workers

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ALEXANDRIAMatt Buchli* - ChiefGary Richard Gregg BuchliJack BuchliJason BuchliLowell BuchliRitchie BurkhartRhonda Burkhart*Daniel Durfl ingerGail Durfl ingerRich Durfl ingerMary Glenn*Raymond Kerwood*Brad SeitzMatt VanWestenDiane Vorderstrasse*Todd Vorderstrasse Kevin WilliamsBrent Wolfe

BELVIDERERandy Waldmeier - ChiefSteve Higel Ken Else, Josh WaldmeierMelvern NaimanJim PaughJosh DayKelly WagnerWilliam AudeCody EffenbeckScott EffenbeckJosh GumaerJohn Lange

BRUNINGMatt Weber - ChiefDan Koch*Ryan Houser Chris Mussman Mark Hinrichs* Mona Hinrichs* Chris Ardissono+Bill BehmerwohldChris BolteDoug Bruning*Andi Domeier+Dan DomeierJesse HouchinTom HouserDean LemkeMatt LindersmithTed NorderAustin Spurling

Leroy VossMicheal WagnerChristina Wagner+Tony NorderAdam BanksJustin McGinleyLenny BowmanBrian HulseChrissy Lemke-Pinto*

BYRONDoug Watkins - ChiefDoyle Heitmann Lyle TietjenCorey Heitmann Ryan Bohling Tobe DuensingHeath Eitzmann Travis FreitagBlake HeitmannDarren HeitmannJeremy HeitmannLeon KrauseEthan MoellerKenny PoppeJason RiggerlingLyle Riggerling*Clay SiemsenGarret SchroerJason SugarsTyler TietjenAlan WenskeTim WenskeJosh WitKevin Wollenberg+FIRST RESPONDERSRobin DuensingJoanna EitzmannTammy GehleJudy KirchhoffSonja Nutsch

CARLETONJohn Lange - ChiefClint Werner - Ast. ChiefBrad Dowdy Todd BraunRon BroersRich DanaRueben EltingLandon HeinrichsAndrew HinrichsBrandon JonesRon KrupickaMonte Lubben Ken Petersen

Barry RenzAllen VossDarren SchiermeyerShawn Winans*Melany Winans*EMT / RescueNancy Van Cleef*Vicki Williams*Lindsey Escritt*

CHESTERBill Riggs* - ChiefSteve PoppeEverett Roop* Raymond Wit Charles Vieselmeyer* Duane Larkins* James BerryJames CherneyChris DakeClint EastonDonna JonesJeff JonesLeRoy JonesScot KuhlmannSteve KuhlmannLevi LarkinsDarren NutschEric NutschLoren PachtaPhillip PoppeGreg RichardsonTerry SkuciusAdam TiptonTerry TumaJeremiah JohnsonEMT'sJoe CarbonneauLana GillettSusan SchlifeMarlin Smith

DAVENPORTScott Smith+ - ChiefJason BraseBerdon Pederson*Tim Lowery John AndersonMitch BraseDavid DahlLarry Degner*Remmington EltingJason FollmerGarry GroneCharley Heyen*Mark Holtzen

Kirk KennelDonovan Knigge*Jerry Littrel*Sharon Littrel*Jim ManesJoel Reinke*Justin Trapp*Dale WittrockCarl EltingTroy Sieber

DESHLERMonte Stoufer - ChiefRuss Fangmeyer+Troy HansenBryan BowerConnie Drohman*Jeff FangmeyerTyler FangmeyerBruce FinkeRoger FinkeMike HoltzenScott LaakerKent Lindenmuth*Rose Jantz*Time Ridolfi *Bryan WilliamsRay WrightAndy Christianson*Colt FarringerTony HoopsBrandon FangmeyerHal Hockersmith

GILEADJoey Hergott - ChiefEric Mitchell Dean Krueger Dave BrauchBrad CoordsenChris HergottLyle KeilwitzCharles KochLinda KruegerBruce MessingAdam PetarekQuint RayburnBob SchmidtDana TraegerMatt VanWesten

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Robert Dankenbring+Shane Day*Andrew Fangmeier*Chris Fangmeier*Dan Fink*Larry Hergott*David Hintz*Chris Huber*Jerry Johnson*Kent Kriesel+Wayne Kugel*William "Bill" Linton*Tanner Lubben*Gary McMains*Adam MostekJerrod Wiedel*Tim O'CallaghanDick DayJim DayKen HoftsBrad JarchowLeonard JeardoeJames KoerwitzDavid LeeKeith MotleyLyle MuellerQuenton PulliamColt VieselmeyerAllen WilshusenLaRue WulfekoetterJustin JohnsonRyan DavisJohn HenselShelby Hergott

HUBBELLDave Svoboda - ChiefJay GregoryJody KossJim LaverentzGeorge McLeodBob MeyerBrent Mumm+Derek MummTim TuranJerod WelchRon WelchPat YacksTalaki LadanGene TroxelFIRST RESPONDERSJeanne GardstBrent MummPat Yacks

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PRICECFUNERAL HOME AND MONUMENTS

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Davenport • 364-2114

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Deshler • 365-7257

Randy Paugh & Matt Myers

Action Auto Supply323 Lincoln Ave.Hebron, NE(402) 768-7278

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“Your Country Bank” Since 1891

Bruning • 402-353-2555Hebron • 402-768-7473

Bank of Broken Bow • 308-872-2757A Branch of Bruning State Bank

Holdrege • 308-995-3880

State Farm Insurance

Dick Walsh, Insurance Agent1248 Lincoln Ave., Hebron

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These area businesses would like to salute the volunteer fi refi ghters, EMT's and fi rst responders in recognition of their hard work during this special week!

The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, October 10, 2012 - 9

Sports

Look for sports photos for the Thayer Central Titans, Bruning-Davenport/Shickley Eagles and Deshler Dragons

following the regular season at hebronjournalregister.com.

SSportsports

Thayer County ThunderThayer County Thunder

The Deshler Dragons dropped its record to 1-5 af-ter falling to Meridian, 14-34, Friday night in Daykin.

Kyle Dlouhy opened the contest by putting Deshler on the board using a two-yard run and 16-yard run to collect the Dragons’ only scores in the game.

The squad had 234 yards on 51 carries while Meridian had 223 yards on 40 carries.

Deshler hosts Sterling (4-2) this Friday. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.

JR Photos/Mike Edgecombe

Thayer Central opened its new fi eld in a big way Friday night defeating Superior 52-7. The Titans amassed 298 yards in 33 rushes to control the game and entering the win in the history books for the new grid. Pictured above: Fans for both teams fi ll the new grandstand at the fi eld which is now located on the district’s campus. Pictured left: The Thayer Central defense takes down a Superior ball handler Friday night.

Thayer Central opens new football fi eld on win against Superior

52-7

Titans lift record to 5-1 as season winds downThayer Central initiated

its new football fi eld in a big way Friday night as the Titans trounced Superior 52-7 in front of a large hometown crowd.

“I thought our kids played a good overall game,” said Titans coach Josh Lanik. “Sometimes you play an opponent with a record like Superior (0-6) and a team has a letdown, but I though our kids did a nice job preparing for and executing the game plan.”

Scoring started early for Thayer Central as quarterback Caleb Goedeken slipped into the endzone on a one-yard keeper then connected with Greg Dightman on a 55-yard pass for a touchdown to end the first period. Goedeken was also responsible for the PAT on the fi rst score. The quarterback was good for

181 yards on 8-for-11 passes during the contest. Dightman was good for 111 yards on four receipts.

Dalton Kenning opened the second period on a 22-yard run then scored again on a 14-yard run. The senior running back was good for 116 rushing yards on 10 carries during the game. Trev Mumm caught the PAT pass for a couple of points before being on the receiving end of a 14-yard pass from Goedeken for a touchdown. Mumm had a total of 62 yards on three receptions in the contest. The touchdown closed out the period and the fi rst half.

In the third quarter, Goedeken again scored on a keeper for fi ve yards and Jacob Kniep rounded out the period with a 38-yard run for score. Kniep was good for 63 yards

in rushing on the night.Finally in the fourth quarter

after Superior found the end-zone for the fi rst time in the game, Jay Cottam scored for the Titans on a long 54-yard run. Cottam was good for 52 yards on three rushes in the game.

The Titans amassed 298 rushing yards in the contest.

“There are some things we need to get cleaned up,” said Coach Lanik, “but we are continuing to do a nice job of not turning the ball over and forcing teams to drive the length of the fi eld.”

The Titans are currently 5-1 as they look to face the undefeated Mustangs (6-0) at Sutton this Friday. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.

Titans: 13-20-12-07-52Superior: 00-00-00-07-07

Eagles trounce Franklin in Homecoming game

Eagles: 38-22-00-00-60Franklin: 06-08-00-08-22

JR Photo/Jacque Rocole

The Bruning-Davenport royalty included (l-r): Freshmen Bryce Ardissono and Kale Smith; Juniors Kallie Schroeder and Evan Remmers; 2011 Queen and King Ashley Hinrichs and Kendrick Holeman; 2012 Queen and King Tara Pavelka and Nolan Schroeder; Seniors Luke Christensen and Brenna Meyer; and Sophomores Colton Lowery and Johanna Kluck.

B r u n i n g - D a v e n p o r t /Shickley lifted its record to 5-1 Friday night after defeating Franklin 60-22 in its Home-coming contest at Bruning. “We really controlled the line of scrimmage,” said BDS coach Mark Rotter. “Nolan, Dylan, Regan, Luke and Chris did a great job.”

Nathan Hendrickson led the way with 144 rushing yards on fi ve carries and two long touchdowns (76-yard and 50-yard runs). Quarterback Ryan Tegtmeier fi nished with 56 yards on 4-of-6 passing for a couple of touchdowns; Wyatt Schoenholz received the fi rst on a 12-yard pass from the quarterback and Sam Chris-

tensen received the second on a 3-yard pass. Tegtmeier also scored for the Eagles on a 6-yard keeper.

Luke Christensen opened the contest scoring right away on a 6-yard run in the fi rst pe-riod then scored again in the third on a 46-yard punt return. And Grant Norder rounded out the BDS scoring on an 18-yard run in the second quarter.

BDS amassed 355 total yards while holding Franklin to 195. The team had 106 yards in passing (Tegtmeier-56, Norder-50).

The BDS Eagles head to Henderson this Friday to face Heartland (1-5). Kickoff is at 7 p.m.


Bruning-Davenport/Shickley senior Luke Christensen (2) sweeps away a Franklin defender allowing passage for BDS ball carrier Wyatt Schoenholz during the Eagles’ homecoming game in Bruning Friday night.

Dragons fall in clash against Meridian


Caleb Vonderfecht attempts to shake off a Meridian de-fender Friday night.

Courtesy Photo

The Thayer County Thunder defeated Henderson 54-8 in the fi nal game of the season for the young players. The game was played on the new Thayer Central football fi eld Sunday afternoon. Pictured players above in an earlier contest include (l-r) Hutch Finke (40), Justin Gress (51), Jackson Feulner (82) and Shevin Solomon (75). Peyton Dubbert (white shirt on the ground) is tackling a McCool Junction ball carrier.

The Thayer County Thun-der youth football team played its fi nal game of the season on Sunday against Henderson in Hebron. The team triumphed over the Huskies 54-8.

Great offensive line play produced big holes for the run-ning backs. Rushing touch-downs were made by Peyton Dubbert with three, Jackson Feulner with two, Keith Hergott with one and Hunter Healey with one.

The second half kickoff was also returned for a touchdown by Peyton Dubbert. A strong team defense proved too much for Henderson to overcome. The team fi nishes with a fi nal record of 3-2.

Playing their fi nal game of Thunder football are youth athletes Shevin Solomon, Keith Hergott, Hutch Finke, Peyton Dubbert, Zach Koss, Taylor Koss, Jarod Hergott, Dakota Cherney, Keegan Casey, Matthew Wachtel, Jus-tin Gress and Dylan Fischer.

Thayer County Thunder ends season 3-2


SSportsportsLady Titans cross country claim SNC titleBoys snag runner-up

The Thayer Central Lady Titans cross country team eked out a win over Milford last week to take the team title at the Southern Nebraska Conference meet held at Cen-tennial. The Titans fi nished with 28 points while Milford scored 29.

“This was a total team effort and I am really proud of all fi ve girls,” said Titans coach Andy Long. “In the last mile of the race, our girls passed a total of 11 runners to move up in their placing and take the fi rst ever conference title in cross country for the district.”

Madison Reece led the way fi nishing fi rst among all the runners in a time of 16:54.4. Bailey Linton claimed the runner-up position over all in a time of 17 minutes fl at. Rachel Heitmann also fi nished as a top contender in sixth place in a time of 17:43.6, while Shawna Timmerman ran the race in 18:42.6 for 19th place and Sydney Cottam fi nished in 20:32.4 for 23rd.

“Hopefully this will give our girls the confi dence to compete very well at the district meet,” Coach Long said.

Other team fi nishes included

Courtesy photo

The Thayer Central cross country teams are pictured above with their respective plaques fol-lowing the Southern Nebraska Conference meet held at Centennial last week. Madison Reece (front row 4th from left) won over all in the girls’ race while Bailey Linton (holding plaque) fi nished second over all.

Wilber-Clatonia 47, Fillmore Central 69, Tri County 78, and Superior 85.

The Thayer Central boys were able to fi nd the second place win scoring 45 points for the day. Milford won the division with 12 points.

“This is the fi rst the Titans have placed in the top two as a team since Thayer Central won the SNC in 2001,” Coach Long said. “I feel the effort

our boys put forth in the meet-placing four in the top 20-says a lot about how hard they have worked all season. This should give them a tremen-dous amount of confi dence heading into the district meet this week.”

Russ Heitmann led the way for the Titans fi nishing fi fth over all with a time of 17:54.5. Adam Hellbusch followed him in for seventh

place with a time of 18:02.4 while Heath Fink fi nished 17th in a time of 19:19.2 and Ben Baden fi nished 20th in a time of 19:39.9.

Other team fi nishes include Tri County 53, David City 76, South Central 85, Wilber-Cla-tonia 87, Fillmore Central 93 and Superior 156.

The district meet is Thurs-day, Oct. 11 at Branched Oak Lake and begins at 4:30 p.m.

VolleyballVolleyball

JR Photo/Mike Edgecombe

Thayer Central’s Bridgette Baden who continues to be a dominating force on the volleyball court led the Lady Titans to a victory over Sutton with 16 kills, four ace blocks and three ace serves, then fi nished the week with 20 kills and fi ve ace blocks to win against Blue Hill.


Deshler’s Jenscena Hansen hits against Exeter-Milligan earlier this season. The Lady Dragons (11-3) defeated Sandy Creek 25-13, 25-11, 25-12, then went on to win their own triangular by defeating Friend 25-13, 25-10 and Meridian 24-26, 25-22, 25-20. The Dragons head to Blue Hill Thursday to compete in the Twin Valley Conference. The competition runs Oct. 13-15.

The Bruning-Davenport/Shickley Lady Eagles had a light week last week in volleyball as they traveled to Osceola to play the Lady Bulldogs. The Eagles collected the win 25-19, 25-16, 25-17, to lift their team record to 16-3 on the season.

The win came on even play. Makaleigh Yantzie led in kills with eight while Christy Swartzendruber and Taylor Houck each had seven.

Houck went on to provide fi ve ace blocks while Yantzie had two.

Matyson Kleinschmidt led in assists with 17 while Jaycie Hoins had 12. Kleinschmidt also had six ace serves while Hoins provided two.

In the back court, Swartzendruber provided 16 digs while Kleinschmidt had 15 and Kalli Schro-eder had 14.

The team is currently ranked fourth in D-1 points as the end of the season winds down. The squad plays High Plains Thursday, Oct. 12 before heading into the Crossroads Conference at York this weekend, Oct. 13-18.

Lady Eagles prepare for Crossroads tourney

Look for sports photos following the regular season at hebronjournalregister.com.

Lady Titans lift record to 13-5

The Thayer Central volleyball team collected a couple of wins last week to boost its season record to 13-5.

On Tuesday, the Lady Titans defeated Sutton 25-16, 25-16, 25-12 and on Thursday, defeated Blue Hill 25-23, 25-9, 25-21.

In the contest against Sutton, Coach Kurk Wiedel called it a battle of two rated teams in Class C-2 as well as a Southern Nebraska Conference west division regular season game. “Bridgette Baden and Tarryn Tietjen connected several times as Sutton found it hard to defend both,” the coach said.

Baden ended the game with 16 kills, four ace blocks and four ace serves while Tietjen provided 26 assists in the contest.

Kelsey Long led the back court with 17 digs in the contest.

Against Blue Hill, Coach Wiedel said, “This was a well played game with “spot-on” passing and serving to slow down the No. 9-rated team in class C-2.

“Kelsey Long and Ashley Petersen both served the ball well keeping their all-state player out of system. Add to that the ability to get Bridgette Baden more into the offense was key for us.”

Baden pounded out 20 kills in the contest while Long provided 11. Long also had four ace serves and led in the back court with 15 digs. Baden’s power continued at the net with fi ve ace blocks.

Tarryn Tietjen provided 40 assists in the game.

The Titans are currently ranked 7th in points in Class C-2 according to the Nebraska School Activities Association. The team will head to Superior Thursday, Oct. 11; Wilber-Clatonia, Oct. 16; and to Lincoln Oct. 20 to play in the Lincoln Christian Invitational.

Football ContestFootball Contest Pick The Winning Team! Oct. 12, 2012Williams Drilling _____________________

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Farm Bureau ________________________

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Price Funeral Home __________________

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J-R Tie Breaker: Texas vs Oklahoma (neutral location)Winner_____________ Point Spread ____

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Weekly Prizes 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10 3rd - $5

AGP Grain Marketing

State Bank of ChesterP.O. Box 367Chester, Ne

Phone: 324-5444

P.O. Box 473 * Edgar, NE 68935 Phone: 224-4795 or 1-800-951-9566P.O. Box 40 * Davenport, NE 68335 Phone: 364-2165 or 1-800-207-2165

Shell Food Mart243 S. 13th St. ~ Hebron

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BLUE VALLEY BOWL

518 Lincoln Ave.Hebron, Ne

Phone: 768-6689Dale & Janice Klaumann

The Bottle Shop

123 N. 4th StreetHebron, NebraskaPhone: 768-6219

Central Market“Your home-owned and operated food store.”

240 Lincoln Ave., HebronPhone 768-6216

147 N. 4th St.147 N. 4th St.

Moeller Electric Heating - Air Conditioning

Commerical - Residential & Farm WiringJaye Moeller, Owner

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Randy Paugh & Matt Myers

State Farm Insurance

Dick Walsh, Insurance Agent1248 Lincoln Ave., Hebron

Phone: 768-6426212 So. 13th, Hebron, NE

Phone: 768-6204

Thayer County Bank

Phone: 768-6027402 Lincoln Ave., Hebron

Williams Drilling

Company, Inc.

Brown at Princeton

Florida at VanderbiltOklahoma State at KansasStanford at Notre Dame West Virginia at Texas

TCU at BaylorUSC at Washington

Alabama at Missouri

Air Force at WyomingKentucky at Arkansas

Duke at Virginia Tech Utah at UCLA Sterling at Deshler

768-6290www.diodecom.net

Iowa at Michigan State

81 Express1375 Dove Road

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Action Auto Supply323 Lincoln Ave.Hebron, NE(402) 768-7278

151 South 10thGeneva, NE(402) 768-3133

520 4th StreetFairbury, NE(402) 729-2221

Nate Casey, Career Agent440 Lincoln Ave., HebronPh: 768-6218 or 888-710-1066

Citizens State Bank

Carleton, Ne 68326 Phone 356-2601

South Carolina at LSU Ohio State at Indiana Tennessee at Mississippi State Texas A&M at Louisiana Tech

Hebron Memorial Funeral Home

402-768-6165ill Kroll, Funeral Director

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Locally owned and operated!

The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, October 10, 2012 - 11

Thayer Central Cross Country Team

Football Contest Rules1. Anyone age 18 and over is eligible to enter except the employees of this newspaper and their immediate families. One entry per person. 2. Locate the football

game listed in each sponsor’s ad. Pick the winner and then write your team pick on the corresponding line of the entry form. Winners must be matched with the proper sponsor’s name in order to count. 3. Write the winner and point spread of the tie breaker game listed on the entry form, no half points. It will be used to determine the winner only when several contestants pick the same number of wins. 4. Clip out the entry form on this page. No entries will be accepted unless on the offi cial entry form available in this week’s issue of the Hebron Journal-Register, no photocopies. 5. Bring entries to the Journal-Register offi ce, 318 Lincoln Ave., by Noon each Friday, or mail to PO Box 210, Hebron, NE 68370. Mailed entries must be postmarked by Friday. 6. All decisions are fi nal: Prizes of $15 - fi rst place, $10 - second place and $5 - third place will be given to the persons picking the most winners each week. 7. A one time prize of $150 will be given to the fi rst person to correctly pick the winners of all the games of any given week.

$150One Time Prize To The First Person Who Correctly Picks All The games For Any Given Week!

Photo/Legacy Images

2012 Thayer Central Titans Cross Country Team...Members of the 2012 Titans Cross Country team include (l-r): Front: Sydney Cottam, Maddy Reece, Bailey Linton, Rachel

Heitmann and Shawna Timmerman. Middle row: Carin Friesen, Tanner Mumm, Caden Mikkelson, Ben Baden, and Elijah Keilwitz. Back row: Assistant coach Samantha Parolek, Heath Finke, Tyler Edwards, Landon Schmidt, Russ Heitmann, Cameron Asche, Adam Hellbusch and Coach Andy Long.

Thayer Central at Sutton Kansas State at Iowa State

BDS at Heartland Wisconsin at Purdue

Northwestern at Minnesota


Public NoticeNOTICE OF ELECTION

THAYER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

0070(THAYER CENTRAL

COMMUNITY SCHOOLS) IN THE

STATE OF NEBRASKATUESDAY, NOV. 6,

2012Public notice is hereby

given to the qualified elec-tors of Thayer County School District 0070 (Thayer Central Community Schools) in the State of Nebraska (the “Dis-trict”) that at the statewide general election to be held on November 6, 2012, there shall be submitted to the qualified electors of the District the fol-lowing propositions:

PROPOSITION A“Shall Thayer County

School District 0070 (Thayer Central Community Schools) in the State of Nebraska (the “District”) issue bonds of said District in the principal amount of not to exceed ELEVEN MILLION ONE HUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND DOL-LARS ($11,105,000) for the purpose of paying the costs of consolidating grades PreK-12 within the District’s existing Intermediate School and Jr./Sr. High School buildings by constructing additions to such buildings, including classrooms, a gymnasium, locker rooms and a wrestling room, renovating such exist-ing buildings, and acquir-ing the necessary furniture, equipment and apparatus for such school buildings and additions, said bonds to be is-sued from time to time, to bear interest at such rate or rates, to become due at such time or times, and to have such other terms and provisions, all as may be fixed and determined by the Board of Education of the District; and

Shall the District cause to be levied and collected an-nually a special tax against all the taxable property in the District sufficient in rate and amount to pay the principal of, the premium, if any, and the interest on said bonds as the same become due?”

___FOR said bonds and tax

___AGAINST said bonds and tax

Electors voting in favor of Proposition No. A shall blacken completely the oval opposite the words “FOR said bonds and tax” following said proposition, and electors voting against said proposi-tion shall blacken completely the oval opposite the words “AGAINST said bonds and tax” following said proposi-tion.

NOTICE TO VOT-ERS: Electors must vote for or against each proposi-tion. The Bonds authorized by Proposition B will be issued by the District upon approval by the electors of the District only if the Bonds authorized by Proposition A are also approved by the electors of the District.

PROPOSITION B“Shall Thayer County

School District 0070 (Thayer Central Community Schools) in the State of Nebraska (the “District”) issue bonds of said District in the principal amount of not to exceed FOUR MIL-LION SEVEN HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($4,795,000) for the purpose of constructing additions to the District’s exist-ing Jr./Sr. High School build-ing consisting of a fine arts auditorium, restrooms and related facilities and acquiring the necessary furniture, equip-ment and apparatus for such school building and additions, said bonds to be issued from time to time, to bear interest at such rate or rates, to become due at such time or times, and to have such other terms and provisions, all as may be fixed and determined by the Board of Education of the District; and

Shall the District cause to be levied and collected annually a special levy of taxes against all the taxable property in said District sufficient in rate and amount to pay the interest and principal of said bonds as the same become due?”

___FOR said bonds and tax

___AGAINST said bonds and tax

Electors voting in favor of Proposition No. B shall blacken completely the oval opposite the words “FOR said bonds and tax” following said proposition, and electors voting against said proposi-tion shall blacken completely the oval opposite the words “AGAINST said bonds and tax” following said proposi-tion.

NOTICE TO VOT-ERS: Electors must vote for or against each proposi-tion. The Bonds authorized by Proposition B will be issued by the District upon

approval by the electors of the District only if the Bonds authorized by Proposition A are also approved by the electors of the District.

The polls will be open con-tinuously from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. on said date.

The voting places for quali-fied electors of the District shall be at the regular voting places of the statewide general elec-tion to be held on November 6, 2012.

All voting places are acces-sible to individuals with physi-cal mobility limitations.

Ballots for early voting may be obtained upon request from the County Clerk (acting as Election Commissioner) of Thayer County in Hebron, Nebraska for registered vot-ers residing in Thayer County and from the County Clerk of Nuckolls County in Nelson, Ne-braska for registered voters re-siding in Nuckolls County, and voted as provided by law.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SAID DISTRICT.

/s/Mike Prellwitz Secretary

/s/Thomas TiptonPresident

PUBLISH - 4 Times (Octo-ber 10, October 17, October 24 and October 31, 2012)

ZNEZ Oct 10-4ts-Oct 31

for the Q125. City Attorney Lance Johnson has been informed to take legal action towards the band that broke promise of contract, the business being Cactus Hill of Lincoln.

Being no other business the meeting was adjourned.

APPROVEDJeffrey Krehnke

Co-Chairman Sharon Holtzen Village Clerk ZNEZ Oct 10-1t

BRUNING, NEOct. 3, 2012

The Village Board of Trustees met in regular session on October 2, 2012 at the Opera House at 7:00 P.M. Notice of the meeting had been posted for five days in three business places. Trustees present: J. Krehnke, W. Bruning, J. Hogeland, and R. Philippi. Others present were; Dave Ziska, Deputy Sheriff Kent Kriesel and Tom Houser.

The Meeting was called to order by Chairperson Jeff Krehnke; he acknowledged the Open Meet-ings Law and the public notice posting.

Motioned by Bruning, second-ed by Hogeland, to approve the minutes of the September Meet-ing. All in favor, the motion carried and approved as recorded.

CLAIMS FOR OCTOBER SENDD Housing dues 2012-2013 .................. $84.00SENDD Membership dues ............................ 275.00By Design, advertise Q125 ............................. 92.40NE Signal, advertise Q125 ............................ 103.68All Round Lawn & Landscap- ing; mowing ................ 270.00Gabage Co. South, monthly service .......................... 57.00Germer, Murray & Johnson, accounting .................. 175.00Precision, sign for tree dump ............................. 25.00St. of NE HHS Lab, water samples ........................ 28.00Aramark Uniform services, OH rugs, ...................... 39.04Tom Houser, park repair .. 25.00Bruning Grocery, supplies 33.43Hebron Journal-Register, Q125, minutes, legal .. 345.00Payroll ........................ 3,799.43Eakes, envelopoes, supplies ...................... 170.72Bruning Lumber, paint, supplies ...................... 134.75Bruning Motor, fuel ........ 459.70Hawkins Inc., bulk chlorine water treatment .......... 490.00Tom Houser, grass seed 120.73Norder Ag Supply, bio-mist ................... 1,273.50941N Withholding tax 3rd Qtr. 2012 ..................... 455.43941 3rd Qtr 2012 payroll tax ............................ 1,167.66NE Sales Tax, Aug.2012- 609.67Norris Public Power, utilities ..................... 2,156.58Bruning State Bank, fee ach water ...................... 44.88 Bruning State Bank, collection fee ................................ 25.00Windstream, phone, internet ....................... 221.57TOTAL ...................... 12,682.09

Motioned by Hogeland, sec-onded by Krehnke to approve claims with check 4791 voided, and payment to be made from the proper funds. All in favor, motioned carried.

Mr. Dave Ziska, city engineer, representing Olsson Associates went over the bids that were submitted by contractors to make a third lagoon. The low bidder go-ing to Van Kirks of Hastings, the project will be reviewed with the contractor as to removal of land, also dirt work required to remove sludge from the two previous la-goons. In order to get the project started Mr. Ziska proposed that the Board recognize the factor of a rate increase to the residents to cover the labor of maintenance, and to repay the loan that will be the Village debt. Motioned by Hogeland, seconded by Krehnke to hire the firm of Van Kirks, and to acknowledge that the sewer rates will be raised from $12.00 to $23.50. Bruning abstained. Major-ity in favor, motioned carried.

Old Business included certain parties taking residence in town and abusing the Dog Ordinance. The names of these dog own-ers will be turned to the Deputy Sheriff.

Deputy Sheriff Kriesel went over the sheriff’s report, and re-ported he will visit with some dog owners and make them aware that there is an ordinance to remove certain breeds, and the limit of number of animals allowed per household.

Maintenance reported that there was lift station/pump repair problem.

Clerk reported on no refund yet received from a band hired

NOTICEA Total of 177 cases will be

heard by the Board in October, 2012. The following cases sentenced in Thayer County will be seen by the Board of Parole.

8:30 a.m. October 18, 2012, Nebraska State Penitentiary, Lincoln, Nebraska

Travis D. Stierlen, #75165 (Procure/Sell Alcohol to Minor; 3rd Degree Assault; Attempted Criminal Mischief.

ESTHER L. CASMER, CHAIR

NEBRASKA BOARD OF PAROLE.

ZNEZ Oct 10-1t

NOTICE TO BIDDERSThe City of Hebron is ac-

cepting bids for a new pickup truck, cab and chassis only. The truck shall be a one-ton single rear wheel with a 60” cab to axle wheel base. 4x4 automatic with auto transmission and a V-8 gas engine. Cab is to be white in color. Other options shall include 4.10 gears, snow plow package, all terrain tires, and towing package. These options are required, but not limited to.

Sealed bids will be ac-cepted until 12:00 PM Noon on October 26, 2012. Bids may be mailed to the City of Hebron, c/o City Clerk, PO Box 29, Hebron, NE 68370 or delivered to the City Office located at 216 Lincoln Avenue, Hebron NE.

The City of Hebron reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding.

City of Hebron Jean Nagey, City ClerkZNEZ Oct 10-3ts-Oct 24

NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF

ROADSNOTICE OF HIGHWAY

PUBLIC MEETING 4:00 – 6:00 PM; Tues., Oct

30, 2012;Project Development Work-

shop Open HouseAlexandria Community

Center; Highway 53 & 5th St., Alexandria, NE

BR-STP-53-1(103) Alex-andria South Bridges; CN 42474

STP-53-1(104) Alexandria South; CN 42533

The Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR) will hold an open house workshop regard-ing two projects on Nebraska Highway 53 (N-53) through and south of the Village of Al-exandria. The meeting will be held at the Community Center in Alexandria, Tues., Oct. 30, 2012, 4:00-6:00 P.M.

Identified as Project BR-STP-53-1(103) Alexandria South Bridges; Control Number 42474 and Project STP-53-1(104) Alexandria South; Control Number 42533, the proposed projects would be constructed entirely in Thayer County, Nebraska. NDOR is seeking public input regarding the development of these projects.

The Alexandria South project begins at the junction of U.S. Highway 136 (US-136) and N-53. The project proceeds north for about seven miles and would end north of the north corporate limits of Alexandria. Proposed improvements would include resurfacing of the existing highway and in Alexandria, curb ramp improvements to meet Americans with Disabili-ties Act (ADA) standards.

The Alexandria South Bridges project would include replacing the existing bridges at the Little Blue River and the Big Sandy Creek with new wider bridges. NDOR has evaluated various options to replace these bridges; this meeting will present those options. One of the options would require a one to two year detour. Work would also include extension of a box cul-vert at a tributary to Big Sandy Creek, replacing three timber drainage structures south of the Little Blue River.

New right-of-way (ROW) and temporary easement (TE) acquisitions are anticipated at various locations throughout the project area. This may include the relocation of a residence. Wetland impacts are anticipated. The existing N-53 Bridge over the Little Blue River is eligible for placement on the National Register of Historic Places. Public input

is specifically being sought regarding potential impacts to this historic structure. The extent of property, environ-mental and historic impacts will be presented for each option being considered.

The proposed construction is not currently scheduled, but is on the District’s five-year pro-gram. The projects together would take one to two years to construct. The estimated cost of Alexandria South is $1.9 million and Alexandria South Bridges is $5.7 million; final cost estimates will be determined by the construction option(s) chosen.

The project workshop is being held to provide infor-mation regarding the projects and receive public input. All citizens are invited to attend and present relevant com-ments and questions. Project development information will be displayed and personnel from NDOR will be present to answer questions and receive comments. The information “open house” format allows the public to come, gather pertinent information about the project, speak one-on-one with project personnel, and leave as they wish.

NDOR will make every reasonable accommodation to provide an accessible meeting facility for all persons. Appro-priate provisions for the hear-ing and visually challenged or persons with limited English proficiency (LEP) will be made if the Department is notified by Oct. 17, 2012.

Notification and comments should be submitted to: Greg Weinert, Public Hearings Of-ficer, Nebraska Department of Roads, P.O. Box 94759, Lincoln, NE 68509-4759; [email protected]; voice telephone (402) 479-4871, TDD telephone (402) 479-3834, Fax (402) 479-3989.

Information regarding the proposed project will be avail-able after the meeting on the NDOR website at www.trans-portation.nebraska.gov/projects/ by clicking on the “Alexandria” link.

For further information, contact Melissa Egelhoff, NDOR Roadway Design, (402) 479-3842, melissa.egel-hoff@ nebraska.gov; or Wes Wahlgren, NDOR District Four Engineer, (308) 385-6265, [email protected].

ZNEZ Oct 10; Oct 24

ORDINANCE NO. 840AN ORDINANCE OF THE

CITY OF HEBRON, NEBRAS-KA PROHIBITING THE PARK-ING OF ANY VEHICLE USED BY AN AUTHORIZED CITY GARBAGE COLLECTOR IN THE HAULING AND/OR DIS-POSAL OF SOLID WASTE ON THE PUBLIC STREETS OR ALLEYS OF THE CITY; PRO-VIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; ESTABLISHING AN EFFEC-TIVE DATE; AND REPEAL-ING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEBRON, THAYER COUNTY, NEBRAS-KA, AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1. §4-210 OF THE HEBRON MUNICIPAL CODE SHALL HEREAFTER PROVIDE AS FOLLOWS:

§4-210 SOLID WASTE DIS-POSAL; PARKING OF WASTE DISPOSAL VEHICLES PRO-HIBITED. (1) It shall be unlaw-ful for any private garbage collector licensed to do busi-ness in the City of Hebron to park, for a length of time in excess of 15 minutes, any vehicle designed for or used in the hauling of solid waste, garbage, refuse, rubbish, or yard waste, as those terms are defined by §4-201 of t he Hebron Municipal code, on any street, alley, driveway, or other location within the city limits of the City of Hebron.

(2) Any licensed garbage collector, or any agent or ser-vant of a licensed garbage col-lector, who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of an offense and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in a sum not exceeding $500.00. A new violation shall be deemed to have been committed every 24 hours of failure to comply with the provisions of this ordinance.

SECTION 2. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall be effective from and after its public passage and publication as required by law.

SECTION 3. Repeal all ordi-nances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.

PASSED AND APPROVED this 1st day of October, 2012.

/S/SHANE DAY, MAYOR

ATTEST:/s/Jean Nagey, City Clerk(SEAL) ZNEZ Oct 10-1t

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FARM FOR SALE: Approx. 160 acre farm owned by Jarchow Farms, Inc., in NW1⁄4 of 9-4-2, Jefferson County, NE. About 60 acres dryland cropland, balance native grass. For information packet contact Schwab & Bauer, P.C. by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 19 at 311 5th Street, P.O. Box 367, Fairbury, NE 68352. Phone: 402-729-3368. Email: [email protected]. 39-4

HELP WANTED: Reliable carrier for the Omaha World Herald seven day morning delivery. Dependable transportation re-quired. Contact Terri Eberly for information at 402-746-4784. 40-2

HELP WANTED: Full or part time employment at Alfs Well Drilling of Shickley. Duties include activities related to well drilling and farming. Looking for rig operators and assistants. Earnings based on experience. CDL a plus. Good driving re-cord a must. Benefi ts available for full time help. Apply at Alfs Well Drilling, 310 N. Market St., Shickley, NE - 402-627-2835. 40-4

HELP WANTED: Mid Nebraska Individual Services, Inc. (MNIS) has 3 part-time positions open. Each position is ap-proximately 20 hours per week. Plus you can have addition-al hours by fi lling in. These positions are direct care in their home. You will be ensuring their safety and following policies and procedures in their home that has been designed to in-corporate daily living skills to enhance their quality of life. All training, CPR, First AId and medication training, and working in their home(s) is provided by a MNIS staff member. Educa-tion and experience will be taken into consideration. Starting wage is $9.00 per hour. Stop by and pick up an application and inquire about the position at 207 North Central, Superior, NE, 68978. Contact person is Luella Hiatt or call 402-879-4040 ext. 4 to inquired about position. Applications will be accepted until Noon, October 12. AA/EEO "Teaching is our Business." 40-2

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FOR SALE: 1969 Crippen seed cleaner Model A-234-P portable unit with Wisconsin model S-12-D 8 HP gas en-gine. Includes 12 screens, 10’x 4” auger with 3/4 HP electric motor. Available for viewing at Thayer County Weed Control 5431 Hwy 136, Deshler, NE 68340. We will be taking sealed bids through November 30th, 2012. Please send bids to above address or call 402-365-4366 to set up a time to view the ma-chine. Thayer County Weed Control reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. 41-6

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2 FARMS FOR SALEL & L Acres Limited Partnership is offering 2 Jefferson County

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TRACT 2This farm consists of 155.215 surveyed acres primarily

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Information packets for either or both tracts may be obtained by contacting Schwab & Bauer, P.C. by 5:00 p.m. on Friday,

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The Thayer County Historical Society hosted its annual Fall Festival on a sunny Sunday, Oct 7, in a traditional celebration of the change of seasons. Food, music, crafts, and produce could be found as well as demonstrations of old time chores such as rope making, horse shoeing, laundry on a scrub board and broom crafting. For more pictures of the day’s events, visit http://hebronjour-nalregister.com and click on the photos prompt at the top of the page.

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