Stuart Play Production Results - Stuart, Nebraska

The Wrangler
December 8, 2011
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Volume 34 Issue 49
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Stuart Play Production
Results
On Tuesday, November 29,
2011 Stuart hosted the D2-3 play
production district competition.
Performing to a highly receptive
audience, the cast presented an
amazing rendition of ―Snappy’s
Happy Half-Hour.‖ Following thunderous
laughter and applause, the
cast and crew were crowned district
champions and given the
honor of presenting at the class D2
state play production competition in
Kearney on Thursday, December
8 th .
Students who received recognition
for outstanding performances
were Juniors: Caitlin Kunz and
Charles Moore, and Kylie Stoltenberg
and Seniors: Zach Kunz,
Doug Larsen, and Travis Wallinger.
The play can be seen performed at
the Merryman Performing Arts
Center in Kearney at 11:45 A.M.
Thursday, December 8 th . There is
a $7 admission charge for adults
and $5 for students. We hope everyone
can make the trip to support
this remarkable cast and crew.
TAKE PRIDE in STUART’S Future——–Shop at HOME
Cast and crew members in the photo: Front row kneeling left to right: Chaelly
Fahrenholz, Brittany Hanzlik, Jordan Paxton, Elana Kaup, Monica Vogel, Shelby
Paxton, Megan Riha, Kayla Bouska, Tanisha Fahrenholz, Brandee Murphy
Middle row: Charlie Leibel, Doug Larsen, Emily Kaup, Zach Kunz, Travis Wallinger,
Charles Moore, Nick Kunz, Devan King, Dakota Murphy Back row: Parker
Weber, Makala Michka, Trina Swanson, Courtni Kunz, Ryan Larabee, Ashli Kunz,
Kylie Stoltenberg, Caitlin Kunz, Aaron Ammon, Brandi Kaup, and Kelsey Kaup

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Deadline for submission for the
Main Street News sign will be Monday
at noon with items being put up
Wednesday afternoon. Please submit
postings by this time.
Thank you.—Doreen Fessler
Pipe Dreams to be
Shown in O’Neill
Everyone is welcome to a public
screening of the movie Pipe Dreams
at 7PM at the new O'Neill Community
Center on December 11, 2011. There
will be a viewing in Stuart coming
soon. Time and date will be announced
soon. Pipe Dreams was produced
by Jane Kelly Kosek and Leslie
Iwerks.
This is a film about the ongoing
debate of the Keystone XL Pipeline, -
a 40-minute documentary that explores
the social, political and environmental
impacts of the $7 billion construction
of the proposed Keystone XL
Pipeline. This movie is directed by
Academy Award nominated filmmaker
Leslie Iwerks and narrated by Daryl
Hannah (who was also arrested in
Washington D.C. August 30th for protesting
the pipeline), this film marks
the third outing on the subject by
Iwerks, with the most imminent potential
to influence a national decision.
This film uncovers the realities
behind building this 1,980-mile pipeline
through the heartland of America.
Through interviews with landowners,
politicians, scientists, engineers, environmental
groups, activists and more,
it discusses the increasing ramifications
of America’s reliance on Canada’s
tar sands, as well as the sacrifices
on people, wildlife and the environment
in the long term. On the opposite
side, it will examine Keystone’s
proposed job creations, the land reclamation,
projected revenue for landowners
and taxpayers, reliance on
foreign oil, and pipeline safety history
in America. In addition, the film will
take a look at the existing Keystone I
Pipeline, its ongoing leaks, and the
personal stories of landowners whose
land it has affected.
December 8, 2011
Stuart Public School
Sports Schedule
December
Basketball
December 9-6PM/7:30PM
Loup County-Sargent @ Taylor
December 13-6:30PM/8PM
Orchard-Clearwater @ Home
December 16-6:15PM/8PM
Lynch @ Lynch
December 17-6:30PM/8PM
South Central @ Burke
December 28/29-3PM
Stuart Holiday Tournament
Ainsworth, Cody-Kilgore,
North Central, Stuart
JV Boys
Basketball
December 12-6:30PM
West Boyd @ Home
December 20-6:30PM
Butte @ Butte
Jr. High Boys
December 12-6:30PM
West Boyd @ Home
Stuart St. Boniface
KC Breakfast
For December
There will be no KC Pancake
Breakfast in December due to
Christmas being on the 4th Sunday.
Reminder
When emailing The Wrangler
items for publication please contact
me if you have not received an email
back by Tuesday of that week. This
will help me not miss items and clear
up frustrations of things not getting
published. Thank you for your
cooperation in this matter.
Doreen Fessler, Editor
Avera St. Anthony’s
Hospital Report
Admissions
Nov. 26 Corrina Gardner, Bristow
Nov. 27 Ralph Seger, O'Neill
Nov. 28 Dora Cross, Page
Mindy Spencer, O'Neill
Dismissals
Nov. 22 Mildred Fritz, Atkinson
Nov. 24 Sara Parks & Son, O'Neill
Nov. 25 Morna Farrand, O'Neill
Gertrude Heese, O'Neill
Nov. 26 John Fredrickson Spencer
Robert Kuhl, O'Neill
Births
Born to Mindy Spencer of O'Neill, a
baby boy on 11-28-11, weighing 8lbs.,
11¾oz.
WALKERS—The Auditorium
will be open for walkers
Monday—Friday
until 3:30 PM
Landfill Hours
Wednesday—1 PM—5 PM
Saturday—1 PM—5 PM
The landfill will be
closed after hours
Notice of Meeting
A notice is hereby given that the
Stuart Rural Fire Board will hold a
their meeting on Monday, December
12, 2011 at 8PM at the Stuart Fire
Hall.
Christmas Caroling
The Wednesday Night Church School Kids from the Stuart
Community church will be Christmas Caroling and delivering
Christmas Plates on December 11, 2011 from 2:00PM to
4:00PM. After caroling we will go back to the church and
have a snack and hot chocolate.
Thank you—Wednesday Night Church School
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Tupperware-Calligraphy Party
to be held at
Parkside Manor Living Room
on December 12, 2011
from 1:00—3:00 p.m.
Please come and do your last minute
Christmas shopping

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Work Wanted
The snow season is fastly approaching
us. Contact Hahn Snow Removal
402-821-7788 for free commercial or
residential snow removal estimates.
December 8, 2011
Classified Ads
It’s Party Season!
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Reasonable rates with great atmosphere!
To Book Your Party, call 402.924.3828
For Sale:
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frame. Fits twin size mattress.
Good condition. Asking $75. Call
402-925-8564.
What’s Happening This Week
At Atkinson/Stuart Country Club
Sunday 12-11 Private Christmas Party--Dining &
Lounge—Social---6:00pm, Dining---7:00pm
Book your Christmas and Holiday Party's soon, dates
filling up. Call Club to see if your date us available. Phone is
402-925-5330. Come see our Merchandise for those golfers
on your Christmas List, 5% to 15% off!!!
Complete Calendar visit our Web Site
www.atkinsonstuartcountryclub.com
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Stuart Village Manor
New Membership Needed
Stuart Village Manor, Inc is looking into building
a new Duplex for rental housing expansion
—New lifetime memberships or any contributions
are welcome and would be appreciated to
assist with fees for a grant/loan writer and
other miscellaneous fees.
Stuart Village Manor is a non-profit organization and
lifetime membership is $500.00. Memberships or any
contribution may be left at the Village Office.
For any further information, please contact Kathy
Kohle, Mgr. or Don Schmaderer, President.
NOTICE OF MEETING
STUART PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
of EDUCATION
Notice is hereby given that a REGULAR meeting of
the Stuart Public School Board of Education, Stuart,
Nebraska, will be held at 7:00 p.m., on December 14,
2011, at the school. The meeting will be open to the
public. An agenda for such meeting is available for inspection
in the Superintendent's Office.
Parkside Manor Tree of Giving
Parkside Manor Tree of Giving has been
placed at the Bushel Basket. Please go in
and pick out a resident to buy a gift for this
Christmas so everyone can have a joyous
holiday. Please have the gift back to Parkside
by Dec. 20, 2011. Thank you so much
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Stuart Township Library
NEW HOURS:
Monday-2:00 PM. - 5:30 PM
Wednesday-2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday.-11:00 AM– 5:30 PM
Wrangler Office Hours
Monday-11-3:30PM
Tuesday-11-6PM
Stuart Public School
Preschool
Breakfast Menus
Monday, December 12
Egg Wrap, Peaches,
or Juice, Milk
Tuesday, December 13
Biscuit w/Jelly, Banana,
or Juice, Milk
Wednesday, December 14
Pancakes, Strawberries
or Juice, Milk
Thursday, December 15
Donuts, Grapes or Juice, Milk
Friday, December 16
Breakfast Pizza, Applesauce
or Juice Milk
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
December 8, 2011
Stuart Public School
Breakfast & Lunch Menus
Monday, December 12
Breakfast—Egg Wrap,
Hot or Cold Cereal, Toast,
Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch—Salisbury Steak-K-6,
Hot Beef 7-12, Smashed
Potatoes, Bread, Corn, Fruit &
Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, December 13
Breakfast—Sausage Gravy w/
Biscuits, Hot or Cold Cereal,
Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch—Chicken Fajitas, Green
Beans, Rice, Fruit &
Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, December 14
Breakfast—Pancakes,
Hot or Cold Cereal, Toast,
Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch—BBQ Rib on Bun, FF,
Fruit Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, December 15
Breakfast—Donuts, Hot or Cold
Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch—Holiday Dinner-Ham,
Bread, Corn Casserole,
Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Friday, December 16
Breakfast—Breakfast Pizza,
Hot or cold Cereal, Toast, Fruit,
Juice, Milk
Lunch—Pizza Boats,
Fruit Veggie Bar, Milk
News from stuart’s ChurChes
St. Boniface
Catholic Church
Mass Time
Saturday, Dec. 10—7:00 PM
Sunday, Dec. 11—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 appointment
Announcements
Dec. 7-Mass for Immaculate Conception
No CCD-but please attend Mass
Dec. 12-4th Degree KC Mtg. in Stuart @
7:30PM
Happy Birthday
December 9
Jay Madsen
Dale Kubik
Jean Baumeister
December 10
Michele Stephenson
Derrick Nekuda
December 12
Ronnie Hoffman
Christi Gentele
Punk Steinhauser
December 13
Jessica Greenfield
Nathan Heying
Jenny Ennis
Christopher Thurlow
December 14
Mary Engelhaupt
Becky Chvala
Chris Chvala
December 15
Shawn Alder
Joesph Kubik III
Alissa Gubbels--
Dorothy Kramer
Tiara Wall
Happy Anniversary
No Anniversaries
Stuart Community
Church
Sunday Morning Services
9:30AM
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.
Wednesday Night Church School
every Wednesday at 6PM
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Parkside Manor News
November 28-December 3, 2011
Greetings from Parkside Manor!!
Monday morning was the beginning of
all the holiday decorating for us. The
FFA members from the Stuart Public
School came to help us get in the holiday
spirit by putting up the four big
trees that we have. We really do appreciate
these kids and their teachers
doing this. The residents sat in the living
room and watched the festivities
going on. Each tree is different and
each one is very beautiful. Judy was
busy in the beauty shop today. Exercise
was done right before lunch. More
decorating was done after lunch and
the residents helped with this. Everyone
enjoyed social hour and later
watched a music video.
Tuesday morning Agnes Krobot
prayed the Rosary with the residents.
Bible stories were read to the other
residents. A couple games of Wii were
also played this morning. In the afternoon,
the Knights of Columbus were
here to host the weekly Bingo. The
folks who were here to help were K.
and Betty Barritt, Jim and Kathy
Chvala, Gerald Fahrenholz, and Bob
PARKSIDE MANOR
MENU
December 12-16, 2011
Monday
Roast Beef, Garlic Mashed
Potatoes, Gravy, Mixed
Vegetables, Dinner Roll,
Tropical Fruit
Tuesday
BBQ Ribs, Cheesy
Hashbrowns, Green Beans,
Dinner Roll, Applesauce
Wednesday
Baked Beef Brisket, Biscuit,
Ranch Style Beans, Squash
Casserole, Bread, Cookie
Thursday
Chicken Cordon Bleu, Mashed
Potatoes, Gravy, Carrots,
Dinner Roll, Mandarin
Orange Medley
Friday
Fish Sandwich, Tartar Sauce,
AuGratin Potatoes, Spinach,
Lemon Meringue Pie
December 8, 2011
Tielke. The helpers enjoyed
some refreshments with the
residents for social hour. We
were all happy to have Sandy
bring in her baby to visit everyone.
We all like little children.
Wednesday morning the
crafters met in the activity room
and cut out lots of socks, mittens
and trees to place on the
tree. Many Christmas traditions
were read about and discussed.
It was really interesting
to see how the traditions that we
are all used to got started. In the
afternoon, peanut butter and jelly
sandwiches were made by the cooking
group. These were served for
social hour. Later, we watched the
first Christmas movie of the year.
Judy was again working in the
beauty shop today.
Thursday morning was spent on
a coloring project. We colored some
beautiful Christmas scenes. Exercise
was done to the music tape.
Diana was doing hairstyles today.
There was more decorating going on
in the afternoon before Thirsty
Thursday. There was a large crowd
on hand for this favorite activity
again today. Today, we served
meatballs and onion rings along with
all the favorite beverages.
Pastor John Ryding from Christ
Lutheran Church was here to
lead the Protestant church service
Friday morning. Elaine
Schorn played the organ for the
hymns that were sung. Most of
the ladies had their nails freshly
polished today. Father Luke
Steffes was here to celebrate
Mass with the residents and
people from the community in
the afternoon. Ice cream was
served for social hour, and later,
we enjoyed some special music.
Claudine was here to host the
Saturday social hour. We appreciate
her many years of volunteering
to be with the residents
on these Saturdays. There
were many visitors in the facility
during the weekend and we are
always so grateful for each and
everyone. Please feel free to
come visit when you have time.
The Stuart FFA helped put up Christmas trees
JM Collision Center
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December 8, 2011
Free Seminar on Tax Advantages
for Charitable Gifting Options
ATKINSON — West Holt Medical Services Foundation is sponsoring
an Educational Seminar on Tax Advantages for Charitable
Giving on Thursday, Dec. 15 at 6:00 p.m. at Balers Restaurant and
Lounge
The topics covered will be:
* Tax advantage charitable gifting of securities or retirement
accounts
* Tax advantage charitable gifting of real estate
* Charitable gifting of life insurance and annuities
Dinner and seminar are FREE but you must RSVP!
Please RSVP by Dec. 12 to:
foundation@westholtmed.org or by calling the Foundation office at
925-2811, ext. 3701
Waddell & Reed in Atkinson is our corporate sponsor for this
event.
For more, visit www.westholtmed.org
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.
Robert “Mark” Reed
Word has been received from the family fo
the recent passing of Robert "Mark" Reed of
Horneck Iowa.
Mark, formerly of Atkinson, died of an apparant
heart attack at Mercy Medical Hospital at
Sioux City, Iowa.
His body was cremated as were his wishes.
A memorial service and Celebration of his
life, as well as his obituary, will be planned for a
later date.
Seger Funeral Home of Atkinson will be in
charge of future arrangements.
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
OPEN PLAY EVERY
SATURDAY
1pm to 4pm - $6 per Child
December 10 th
Famous Buildings - Pre-K Camp
Atkinson -10am to Noon
Designed for the Pre-K Kiddo, this camp will challenge
your 4 or 5 year old with the Empire State Building
& the Mystic Pyramid Build ! Ages 4 & 5
$9 per Child.
Making It Move Mini-Camp
Stuart – 1pm to 4pm
Making it Move is what this camp is all about!
Campers will build Bricks 4 Kidz models that spin,
twist and roll and best of all, they are all controlled by
remote control!!! Designed for Kidz Ages K to 8
Cost is $12.
DECEMBER 17 TH – A B4K CHRISTMAS
PARTY – 6:30 TO 8:30PM - $15
December 27, 28 & 29 th
Remote Control Mania Camp – Atkinson
Making it move is the name of the game at this
exciting camp! Kids will love to see their creations in
motion using LEGO wireless remote controls. Each
day, campers will use fascinating and challenging
LEGO components to create dynamic vehicles,
inventions, machines & more! Campers also learn how
to magnify, diminish, and redirect force to move
objects at different speeds and in different directions.
This camp is loads of fun! Ages K to 8. All Kidz take
home a T-Shirt & Custom Made Mini-Figure!
1 to 4pm each day - $60 per Child
SPACE IS LIMITED !!!
CALL 925-2925 OR 340-3991
www.bricks4kidz.com
GIFT CERTIFICATES
ARE AVAILABLE !!!
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→ Quality Auto Body Repair & Paint-
→Glass Repair & Replacement
→Towing Available
Located 1 mile northwest of Stuart
→Insurance Claims Assistance
(402) 924-2020
The Pit Stop
Stuart, NE—924-3491
Sun.-Thurs. 6AM-10PM
Fri. & Sat. 6AM-11PM
Good Luck
One Act Team
@ State
December 8, 2011
2011 North Central Nebraska Public Health Banquet
O’Neill – ―Pure Performance‖ was the topic presented by John Underwood,
featured speaker of the North Central Nebraska Public Health Banquet on Friday,
November 4 th . Over 135 people gathered from across the far reaches of
Antelope, Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt, Keya Paha, Knox, Pierce and Rock
Counties to listen to Mr. Underwood convey his research and experiences
about the field of athletics and social drug use.
John Underwood, President
and Founder of the
American Athletic Institute, is a
former NCAA All-American,
International-level distance
runner and World Masters
Champion and has coached or
advised more than two dozen
Olympians including World and
Olympic Champions. He holds
three International Olympic
Solidarity diplomas for coaching
and has been a crusader
for drug-free sport at all levels.
He has conducted the only
physiological case study, of the residual effect of alcohol on elite athletic performance.
The American Athletic Institute has forged a reputation as the experts
in the field of athletics and social drug use.
John talked about how the American Athletic Institute’s Community Programs
teach individuals strategies and techniques to constantly address the
ever changing and growing influences that increase risk for our youth. These
programs are designed to take lessons learned in sport: teamwork, collective
responsibility, discipline, loyalty, family, trust and bring these values into the
community.
He explained that alcohol use among adolescent athletes is fairly high, but
the problem is complex. Young athletes may be more likely to abuse alcohol
than their non-athlete peers and more likely to suffer behavioral and psychosocial
consequences as a result of drinking. They are also more prone to binge
drinking. John believes that education and prevention strategies should focus
on physiological, behavioral and psychosocial consequences. At this juncture,
these problems must be confronted in an immediate fashion. They must in all
instances be well documented, including first time episodes.
More than any other group of adolescents, we have a compelling reason for
athletes not to drink, health and performance. Alcohol, a metabolic poison has
only negative effects on all physiological parameters. This can be our initial
rationale for non-use.
The following are some of the additional benefits for student-athletes who
choose not to drink alcohol:
Academic or athletic performance will not be hampered;
The risk of breaking school rules or the law is greatly reduced;
Serious and life threatening problems related to being alcohol impaired
such as drunk driving and sexual decision- making, injury, arrest,
death are eliminated or reduced;
There is no risk of becoming addicted to alcohol; and,
The ability to develop appropriate life skills such as stress management,
problem solving, conflict resolution, interacting with others, and goal setting
is enhanced.
Most young people would only be influenced by the first two benefits, as
they are more tangible and more immediate. The latter three fall into the category
of ―not me.‖
(Continued on page 8)
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North Central Public Health Banquet
(Continued from page 7)
John concluded with the thought that high school sports do matter! High
school athletics are an integral part of many communities throughout the
United States. The local sports teams are the focal point of community life: it’s
a source of pride, a spot for social gathering, and where initial perception of a
community begins; because of this performance matters; the performance of
the athletes as well as their behavior. The choice by student-athletes to use
drugs greatly affects both of these domains. The athletes are usually the leaders
in the school and the way the athletes go the school goes.
The 2011 recipient of the ―Dr. Richard Raymond Public Health Champion
Award‖ was awarded to Kate Kunz, with the SAFE KIDS Chapter of North
Central Nebraska.
Kate represents the definition of a public health champion through her
work of keeping children
safe. She was active in
bringing a SAFE KIDS
Chapter to north-central
Nebraska and remains
strong in her coordination of
the chapter for the people
in Boyd, Holt and Rock
Counties. Through her
work and leadership, Kate
brings greater awareness in
keeping children safe by
bringing local community
partners together, including
the medical community,
community action agencies,
law enforcement, schools, the health department and many, many of our local
businesses. She coordinates the annual SAFE KIDS Health Fair that hundreds
of children participate in.
Kate is one of few instructors for the State of Nebraska Child Passenger
Safety Program and has been influential in the certification process of child
passenger safety technicians from around our State. Kate coordinates a
monthly SAFE KIDS Child Passenger Inspection Station in the community of
O’Neill. Car Seat Check events are
held once a year in the communities
of: Atkinson, Bassett, Burwell,
Spencer and Valentine. Her compassion
and professionalism encourage
parents of young children to rest assured
of their knowledge and skills in
transporting their children safely in a
motor vehicle.
Congratulations and thank you Kate,
for all that you do in safety and prevention
for the health of the public.
Information for this article about the
American Athletic Institute and John
Underwood’s presentation came from
the Institute’s website Copyright
2006: http://
www.americanathleticinstitute.org/
about/john-underwood.html.
For more information about the
American Athletic Institute’s Community
Program, please visit their website.
STUART RECYCLING
CENTER
105 E 2nd
HOURS—Wed. 12 PM—4PM
Saturday 12 PM—4 PM
Please prepare recyclables as follows:
1. Newspapers only
2. Magazines, catalogs, office paper,
computer paper, copier paper, envelopes,
homework and scratch pads.
NONE with cardboard covers such
as telephone books
3. Cardboard: boxes must be cut and
flattened
4. 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.)
5. Aluminum cans (beverage cans or
pet food cans)
6. Tin cans rinsed, labels, removed and
flattened—(food cans, coffee cans,
etc.)
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December 8, 2011
Stuart Lady Broncos vs Niobrara-Verdigre
The Stuart Lady Broncos opened their season at home against the Cougars of
Niobrara-Verdigre. The opening quarter saw a combination of rust and 1 st game
jitters. The Lady Cougar press created problems for the offense, and gave the visitors
some easy baskets. At the end of the 1 st quarter, the score was 17-5 Cougars.
In the 2 nd Quarter the Lady Bronco defense finally found their legs and held the
Cougars to 4 points while scoring 9 of their own. At one point the girls had cut the
deficit to 3 points. At halftime, the score was 21-14 Cougars.
The second half was a see-saw battle as the Lady Broncos twice cut the deficit
to 2 points, but could not solve their poor shooting. Monica Vogel made a driving 3point
play and Brittany Hanzlik added a 4-point play in the final 2 minutes of the
game, but at the buzzer the Lady Broncos fell by a final of 47-40.
Our next game is Friday December 9 th , at Taylor, NE against the Twin Loup
Wolves.
Pictured to the left-Monica Vogel moving the ball. Picture courtesy of Stuart
Yearbook Staff.
ATKINSON LIVESTOCK
MARKET INC.
Name Points Rebs Assists Steals
Monica Vogel 12 4 1 1
Ashli Kunz 9 12 4 1
Caitlin Kunz 7 8 0 6
Shelby Paxton 4 3 0 0
Brittany Hanzlik 4 1 1 0
Kylie Stoltenberg 2 2 4 1
Emily Kaup 2 6 1 0
Samantha Sattler 0 1 0 3
Name Pts Rbds Assists Stl
Brittany Hanzlik 2 1 0 1
Brandi Kaup 2 7 0 4
Courtni Kunz 4 4 2 3
Trina Swanson 6 3 1 2
Allaura Luebbe 2 1 1 3
Makala Michka 0 4 0 3
Brandee Murphy 0 2 0 2
Tanisha Fahrenholz 0 0 1 0
Samantha Sattler 3 1 0 1
In the Junior Varsity game, the young Lady
Broncos saw their first action of the year. Throughout
the course of the 3-quarter game, the Lady
Cougars were able to pressure the Broncos into
making several mistakes. Combine that with the
jitters of playing in the first game of the year, and
our failure to make some shots in close, the more
experienced Cougars were able to build a small
lead and come away with a 28-19 victory.
Pictured to the left-
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Stuart Yearbook Staff.
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The Wrangler
Greetings from the Good Samaritan
Society-Atkinson/Prairie Winds!
Our week started off with a Protestant
Church Service with Pastor Ila and
Ann at 10:00am in the chapel on Sunday,November
27th, followed by inroom
Catholic Communion at
10:30am. At 2:30pm, the Sundae
Social was held.
On Monday, November 28 th , the
morning started off with coed exerercises
at 10:00.Later that afternoon, at
2:30pm, we had Happy Hour w/Helen
Dvorak. We then had balloons @
4:30. We also started decorating the
facility for Christmas and will continue
to decorate all week long.
On Tuesday, November 29 th , we
started our day with Decorating. At
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402-924-3820 Garfield St., -Stuart, NE
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Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday & Saturday
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December 8, 2011
Atkinson Good Samaritan Society Prairie Winds News
11:00am, Rosary was held in the
chapel. That afternoon, the weekly
favorite Bingo was held at 2:30pm.
Residents enjoyed coffee and their
bingo prizes afterwards at 3:30pm.
Then we decorated for the rest of the
afternoon.
On Wednesday, November 30 th ,
we started with more Christmas
decorating. Putting up our Christmas
Village. Then at 11:00, we had
Protestant Church Services with
Pastor Ila. After lunch we decorated
until 4:30 and then had balloons.
Thursday, December 1 st , we started
out the day with more decorating and
then at 11:30 we had music by
Lady Broncos Compete at Spartan Shootout
Nine JV Lady Bronco basketball players motored to Spencer on Saturday,
December 3 rd to participate in the Spartan Shootout. In the first round game,
the Lady Broncos were matched up against the Lady Spartans of West Boyd.
The first half of this game was low scoring as both teams were a little nervous.
The Lady Broncos had good looks at the basket but we were only able to
get three shots, 1 three pointer and two 2 pointers, to fall through the hoop to
make the halftime score: Lady Broncos 7 Lady Spartans 8
The offense in the second half did not get any better for the young cagers
as we were only able to score a total of 8 points. The Lady Spartan were able
to take advantage of our turnovers and put 23 points on the scoreboard to
make the final score: Lady Broncos 15 Lady Spartans 31.
I felt we were not comfortable with our offense and or our defense as we
found ourselves out of position and out of rotation. We changed our offense
and our defensive rotation before the second game, which proved to be a better
fit for our players.
In the second game, we battled the Chamber/Wheeler Central Lady Renegades.
The first quarter ended in a tie score with 7 points a piece. In the second
quarter, the Lady Broncos put an additional 14 points on the scoreboard
as our outside and inside game was working well.
Third quarter was not a good quarter for the Lady Broncos as we could
only muster 3 points. Turnovers and foul trouble plagued the girls in this quarter,
which allowed the Lady Renegades to score 14 points to make the score at
the end of the third quarter: Lady
Broncos 24 Lady Renegades 29
In the fourth quarter, the Lady
Broncos battled back to tie the score
and then it was a back and forth ballgame
until the buzzer. The score was
tied at 34 and the Lady Renegades
had control of the ball with less than a
minute to play. The Lady Bronco’s
defense denied their opponent from
taking the shot they wanted, so the
Lady Renegades kicked the ball to the
outside and they made a 3 point basket
with 12 seconds left in the game.
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Mitchell. He played out in the dining
room while we had lunch. Then at 2:30
we had Ice Cream Thursday with
Frank Murphy.
On Friday, December 2nd, Mass
was held at 10:00 with Fr. Luke. Then
at 11:00 we had kitchen crew where
we peeled cucumbers and potatoes.
Then at 4:30 we had balloons.
On Saturday, December 3 rd , we
had Coffee Klache and then at 2:00
we had our Memorial Service and
Open House. We enjoyed punch,
sandwiches, little cheesecakes and
cakes and other goodies at the Open
House.
(Continued on page 11)

The Wrangler
December 8, 2011
Spartan Shootout—(Continued from page 10)
The Lady Broncos threw the ball in and came down the court as timeout was
called with 5 seconds left. A three point play was drawn on the clipboard and
we were able to get a 3 point shot off, but it went long. We were able to get
the offensive rebound and put it back up for 2 points as the buzzer sounded
making the final score: Lady Broncos 36 Lady Renegades 37.
We played much better in this game on both sides of the ball. I was
proud of how the girls were able to battle back in the fourth quarter to tie the
game and to give themselves a chance to send the game into overtime. The
downside of this game was our free-throw shooting as we missed all ten. We
will need to work on our free-throw shooting at practice as we missed our 4
free throws in the first game as well.
The next JV game is this coming Friday as we will be traveling to Taylor
to play the cooperative program of Taylor and Sargent, which is called Twin
Loop. Come out and cheer on the Lady Broncos!!
Game Summary vs. West Boyd
Offensive Defensive
Points Rebounds Rebounds Steals Assist Turnovers
A. Luebbe 6 1 5
S. Sattler 1 4 1 3 1
B. Murphy
B. Kaup 2 3 3 1
T. Fahrenholz 1 1 2
C. Kunz 4 3 3 1 5
B. Hanzlik 3 3 6 2 1 3
T. Swanson 1 2
M. Michka 1 1
1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Final
Stuart 7 0 4 4 15
West Boyd 6 2 9 14 31
Game Summary vs. CWC
Offensive Defensive
Points Rebounds Rebounds Steals Assist Turnovers
A. Luebbe 2 3 1 1 4
S. Sattler 7 3 2 2 5 2
B. Murphy 1
B. Kaup 10 2 4 1 1
T. Fahrenholz 2 3
C. Kunz 6 2 1 2 3 2
B. Hanzlik 9 1 3 2 2 2
T. Swanson 1 2
M. Michka 1 2
1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Final
Stuart 7 14 3 12 36
CWC 7 8 14 8 37
Card of Thanks
I would like to thank all who
helped me-the ambulance crew, Dr.
Ptacek, Avera St. Anthony's Hospital,
and Parkside Manor for the care
and support they gave me. Also to
―Missy’s‖ babysitters-I’m glad to
have her home. But most of all I
would like to thank my family for all
that they have done for me the last
month. It’s great to be home!!
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The Wrangler
December 8, 2011
Dedication To Our Service Members
Please send cards and letters. They will enjoy hearing from you.
Service Members Overseas
E4 Mitchell, Cobb
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and the late Dan Barritt
Serving 3rd Tour Overseas
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Alameda, CA 94501
Lena is the daughter of Don Shearer
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1291 Hammerstone, Dr
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
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
Dalton Schafer shoots a 3-point shot. Picture
courtesy of Stuart Yearbook staff
Boys Basketball
Opens With Wins
The boys basketball team at Stuart
got the season started with a pair of
wins in JV and Varsity action on December
1 st . The team was in action
against the Cougars of Niobrara-
Verdigre. In JV action, the team
cruised to a 30-14 victory in three quarters
of action. Mitchell Dvorak led the
Broncos with 11 points.
In the varsity game, the Broncos
struggled to find their offensive rhythm,
and consequentially, had to rely on their
defense. Although it was not pretty at
times, the team ended up with a 32-25
victory. Ryan Larabee led the Broncos
with 11 points. The next action for the
team is on Friday, as the team travels
to Taylor to take on Twin Loup. Complete
stats from the two games are to
the right.
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JV Game
Points Rebounds Assists
Steals
Mitchell Dvorak 11 2 2 3
Alex Kunz 5 2 3 1
Mason Dexter 4 4 1 2
Chase Broders 4 3 1
Trevor Ramm 4 6 1 2
Alex Moore 2 3 3
Cole Pease 2
Score by Quarter STU--11---17—30
NV—7—10—14
2 pt fg------ STU—9/23 (39%) 3pt fg--- STU—4/13 (30%)
NV—4/21 (19%) NV—2/9 (22%)
Free throws---STU—0/3 (0%)
NV—0/3 (0%)
Turnovers—STU—16
Varsity Game
Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks
Ryan Larabee 11 4 1 2 3
Andrew Broders 8 1 3 3
Dalton Schafer 8 5 1 1
Doug Larsen 2 4 1
Curtis Kubik 2 5 1 2
Kelly Kramer 1 4 2
Garrett Farr 1
Trevor Ramm 3
Alex Kunz 1
Mason Dexter
Score By Quarters STU---9—17—23—32
NV---9—15—21—25
2 pt fg------------STU—8/24—(33%) 3 pt fg-------------STU—3/ 15 (20%)
NV—6/21—(28%) NV—4/19 (21%)
Free Throws------STU—7/11 (63%)
NV---1/5 (20%)
Turnovers-------STU---19
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The Wrangler
Stuart NVC West Play
Production Results
Performing ―Snappy’s Happy Half-
Hour‖ by Don Zolidis Stuart placed 4 th
at the NVC West Play Production contest
held at O’Neill St. Mary’s on
Tuesday, November 15 th . The play is
staged as a children’s television show
titled ―Snappy the Happy Clown’s
Happy Half-Hour.‖ At the opening, a
terrible dress rehearsal is being held
in which Snappy (Ryan Larabee),
Spencer (Zach Kunz), Josie (Kylie
Stoltenberg), Selena (Jordan Paxton),
Boo-ba (Monica Vogel), Henri the
Mime (Charles Moore), and Mr. Conductor
Man (Aaron Ammon) are being
told what a horrible job they have
done by director Tracy (Caitlin Kunz),
camerawoman Gladys (Shelby Paxton),
and the show’s producer, Luka
(Travis Wallinger).
Through the next scene, several of
the original cast members are fired
and/or quit, so director – Tracy – is
forced to find replacements for the
show which is about to ―go live.‖
These replacements include a criminal,
Tank (Devan King), the key grip,
Drew (Doug Larsen), and other techies
Rachel (Elana Kaup) and Katie
(Tanisha Fahrenholz) and a girl off the
street, Mazie (Trina Swanson).
Stuart American Legion
Christmas Party
Sunday, December 11th
6:30 P.M. Social Time
Cards at 7:00
Bring Finger Foods and a
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All Legion, SAL & Auxiliary
Members Welcome
December 8, 2011
Students recognized for outstanding performances: Left to right: Caitlin
Kunz, Zach Kunz, Ryan Larabee, Doug Larsen, and Travis Wallinger
Through many hilarious scenes, Ruffles the dog (Brittany Hanzlik) Tyree the
techie (Brandee Murphy), and Wally the Rabbit (Nick Kunz) are unveiled.
No performance is complete without a fantastic technical crew and this year’s
crew consists of Stage Managers Ashli Kunz and Emily Kaup, Costume manager
– Courtni Kunz, Makeup Manager – Kayla Bouska, Lighting technicians –
Chaelly Fahrenholz, Parker Weber, and Kelsey Kaup, and Sound technician –
Megan Riha. The curtain was opened by Chaelly Fahrenholz, and the costume
and makeup crew members included: Brandi Kaup, Elana Kaup, Emily Kaup,
Ashli Kunz, Charlie Leibel, Makala Michka, and Dakota Murphy.
Students recognized for outstanding acting included:
Junior – Caitlin Kunz, and Seniors – Zach Kunz, Ryan
Larabee, Doug Larsen, and Travis Wallinger.
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The Wrangler
Young Lady Broncos Capture
Lady Bulldogs
On December 5 th , the young Lady Broncos
hosted the young Lady Bulldogs of Ainsworth.
The first game of the nights was the 7 th grade
game. We started this game a little slow, and
we knew we had to change the pace of the
game. We applied full court pressure, which
proved to be a good move for the Lady Broncos,
as we were able to force them to make bad
passes and create more scoring opportunities for
us. This was the first game we have pressed
the ball with these 7 th graders and I liked what
these young athletes could do on the court. At
the end of the 1 st half, the Lady Broncos held a
14 to 5 lead over the Lady Bulldogs.
We backed off of the press during the second
half and worked on half-court defense. We were
still able to get turnovers to limit the number of
shots the Lady Bulldogs were able to take in the
third and fourth quarter. Harlee Fischer had the
hot shooting hand as she made four 3-pointers in
the game. The Lady Broncos tacked on 12 more
points in the second half to make the final score:
Lady Broncos 26 Lady Bulldogs 8. Scorers:
Harlee Fischer – 18 points; Alison Stracke – 2
points; Rachel Kaup – 6 points; and Bethany Alder
– 1 point.
In the second game, the Ainsworth 8 th graders
were tall and they could run up and down the
court very quickly The first quarter started out
with the Lady Broncos applying full court pressure
to take a 14 to 2 lead. The turnovers the full
court press caused gave the Lady Broncos some
easy baskets, but we also missed a lot of layups,
otherwise the score would have had a larger difference.
In the second quarter, we still applied full
court pressure and threw in 13 more points to the
Lady Bulldogs 5 points. Midway through the
quarter, we backed off of the full court pressure
and picked them up at half court. We were able
to rotate some of the 7 th graders into the game to
give our 8 th graders a much needed rest. The
halftime score had the Lady Broncos in the lead
by a score of 27 to 9.
The third quarter was the highest scoring for
the Lady Broncos as we tacked on 16 more
points. We tried a different half court trap with
the girls and we went to our 1-4 High offense as
the Lady Bulldogs were playing us in a man defense.
The Lady Broncos were able to extend
their lead by 24 points at the end of the third
quarter.
In the fourth quarter, we were able rotate
players in and out of the game. Our 7 th graders
have not run the 8 th grade offense so these girls
were learning as we were playing. The deficit
was too much for the Lady Bulldogs to overcome
December 8, 2011
Stuart Community Club
Appreciation Supper Winners
If you didn’t receive your prize stop in Viaero
Wireless in Atkinson to pick up or call 925-8117
Bushel Basket $10 Gift Certificates: Charlotte
Jarman, Joann Murphy, LaVonne Beck and
Mary Shald
Parkside Manor Gift Baskets: Edith Tielke &
Kim Wallinger
Kaup’s Financial Advisors Softside Coolers:
Kenny Kaup & Gene Batenhorst. Umbrella:
Mary Koinzan
Southside Mini Mart Gift Bags: Marilyn Zahradnicek
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Tri County Bank Coffee Mugs: AJ
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Murphy & Tessa Fox. Frisbees: Alissa Gubbels,
Hailey Gubbles, Addison Steinhauser, Savannah
Hytrek. Blankets: Bob Campbell & Richard
Dvorak
Affordable Computing & Stuart TV & Appliance:
Flash Drives: Mike Dorsey & Chris Sattler
Stuart Locker Gift Certificates: Duane Shald,
Richard Kaup & Tom Kaup
Stuart Furniture , Floor & Window Covering
Mug & koozie: Conner Paxton & Carla Fuelberth.
$50 Gift Certificate: Theresa Fahrenholz
Thank you to everyone for attending
and patronizing the businesses
of Stuart!
and we won this game by a score of 52 to 25. Scorers: Monique
Schafer – 10 points; Hailey Paxton – 9 points; Jaden Schafer – 14
points; Ashley Kramer – 4 points; Rachel Kaup – 2 points; Taylor
Malone – 8 points; Caetlin Krysl – 5 points.
We played aggressive and we hustled at all times. If the girls
continue to be willing to play unselfish, play aggressive and keep
attacking, great things will continue to happen for them. I am very
proud of their efforts up to this point in their season. We will be
playing on December 16 th at Lynch with game time set for 3:30 p.m.
Good to the girls in their upcoming games!
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The Wrangler
December 8, 2011
You’re Invited To Our
Christmas Program
Date: December 18, 2011
Time 6:30PM
Place: Stuart Community Church
Everyone is invited to come and join us. We will be
having a Potluck starting at 6:30PM and we ask that if
you come for the meal that you bring a covered dish. If
you would like to only come and watch the pageant it
will begin at 7:00PM
Thank you
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P.O. Box 88
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