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VOICE BEGINS 30TH YEAR

With this publication, the 30th year of The Benedict

Voice begins! It continues to operate on donations. If

you don’t currently receive a copy and would like one,

send your mailing address to The Benedict Voice,

PO Box 92, Benedict NE 68316-0092.

Many thanks to the ladies who come in monthly to

fold and label the Voice. Your time and talent is

greatly appreciated!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Join in wishing the following Senior Citizens a very

Happy Birthday!!

September 16 - Betty Heiden

September 19 - June Foster

September 27 - Fred Ehlers

September 28 - Joan Bittinger

If you know of anyone 65 or older who should be on

the list, contact Kelly at 402-732-6801.

VILLAGE NEWS

Building permits issued in July include Scott Folts,

carport and Sue Downey, fence.

At the August 14 Board Meeting, discussion was held

regarding the ECWAG project. Change Order No. 1,

deleting the blast cleaning and repainting of all steel

components of the new riser, pin rods and connections

on both the interior and exterior of the tank of only

areas affected by construction, and adding the Alternate

Bid Item 4A of a complete blast cleaning and painting

of entire 75,000 gallon storage facility, both interior

and exterior, was approved.

A letter of resignation from the Board of Health was

received from Sean Mandeville. If anyone is interested

in filling the vacancy, please contact a Board Member

or the Clerk.

The next Village Board Meeting will be Tuesday,

September 11 at the Community Center. The Budget

VOL. XXX Published Monthly at Benedict, Nebraska August 23, 2018 No. 1

Hearing will be at 6:00 pm, the Special Hearing to Set

Final Tax Request at 6:15 pm, and the Regular

Meeting at 6:30 pm.

A Board of Health Meeting will be held Monday,

September 24 at 7:00 pm at the Community Center.

BENEDICT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

The Benedict Volunteer Fire Department

met August 13 with twelve members present.

Members discussed the upcoming Benedict

Days and held a business meeting.

Many thanks to everyone who came out for the

Benedict Days events last weekend. Your support is

greatly appreciated! Thanks to Lively Livestock for

the meals and to Zion Lutheran Church for the ice

cream sundaes! Thank you to Orscheln Farm and

Home for providing water at the Street Dance, to the

York County Fair Board for the use of the trailer, to

Scott Nuttelman for the cattle panels, to Kopchos

Sanitation for the totes, and to Pieper’s Pottys for the

porta pottys. Thank you to “Out Loud” for the great

music!

The next training and business meeting will be held

Wednesday, September 12 at 7:00 pm.

TEAMMATES BBQ BASH

The Cross County TeamMates will host a BBQ Bash

on Friday, August 24. Serving will be from 5:30 pm

until halftime of the Cross County vs. Wisner/Pilger

football game. BBQ pork sandwich, chips, beans and a

dessert will be served for a free will donation. All

proceeds will go towards the TeamMates Scholarship

Fund.

Please consider becoming a mentor for our local

youth. If you have any questions about the TeamMates

Mentoring Program, please contact Tammy Schaefer or

Ellison Nienhueser at the school, 402-764-5521.

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BIRTHS

Justin & Jeanna Mohler, of Benedict, are the parents

of a son, Briggs Robert Mohler, born July 11 in

Hastings. Briggs weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces.

Grandparents are Todd & Dianne Strothkamp of York

and Carl & Cheryl Mohler of Superior.

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Caleb & Lydia (Johnson) Brooke, of Stromsburg, are

the parents of a son, Leo Randall Brooke, born July 23

at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Health Center in

Osceola. Leo weighed 6 pounds, 15.7 ounces and was

20 inches long.

Grandparents are Scott & Cathy Johnson of

Stromsburg, Tom & Lisa French of Stromsburg, and

Brad & Kelly Brooke of Benedict. Great-grandparents

are Carl & Lottie Johnson of Stromsburg.

August 23, 2018

ENGAGEMENT

Brian & Kelli Anderson, of Gresham, are pleased to

announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of

their daughter, Brooke Adrianne Anderson, to Jacob

Thomas Brooke of York. Jacob is the son of Brad &

Kelly Brooke of Benedict.

Brooke is a 2013 graduate of Cross County High

School and a 2018 graduate of the College of Saint

Mary in Omaha with a Master’s Degree in

Occupational Therapy. She will begin her new

position as a Pediatric Occupational Therapist at York

General Health Care Services in September 2018.

Jacob is a 2012 graduate of Cross County High

School and a 2014 graduate of Hastings Community

College in Hastings with a degree in Building

Construction. Jacob is co-owner of Brooke Brothers

Construction.

Their wedding will take place at the First United

Methodist Church in York on September 1.

A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..

The following was taken from The Benedict

Broadcaster, August 10, 1938 issue.

Former Benedict Boy Granted Patent

Earl “Happy” Parker, a former Benedict boy, was

notified recently that his application for a patent on an

irrigation water distributor had been officially allowed

July 13. Prime Merit claimed for the invention is that

it is nearly unbreakable and may be repaired at home.

—Yorba Linda Star (California)

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Notice

The ladies of the M. E. Aid will hold a galloping and

quilting party at the church basement Friday afternoon,

Aug. 12th. All the ladies are asked to come prepared to

work.

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You’ll Always Be Welcomed With A Warm Handshake!

August 23, 2018

FROM THE DESK OF THE

SUPERINTENDENT - BRENT HOLLINGER

Welcome back to school! By the time you are

reading this article, school will be up and going and our

hallways will be full once more! The start of the

school year is such an exciting time! Students….the

school year is only as good as you want it to be so

don’t waste the opportunities that present themselves to

you! Be the best you can be and get involved! Schools

only excel when we have everyone participating in all

activities!

The Board of Education held their monthly meeting

on August 13. I will cover a few items that are worth

noting. The School Wellness Policy was reaffirmed

and a slew of policies were reviewed and approved.

The Board of Education approved a bid from Applied

Connective to add additional security cameras and

security systems for the facility, approved the extended

contract for Ag/FFA, and approved the Superintendent

as the Authorized Agent for State and Federal

Programs. A bid from School Outfitters for library

book shelves and approval to transfer the Class of 2018

account monies to the general fund were also approved.

Final items that were approved were a $67,096.82

transfer to the activities account to cover the 2017-

2018 expenses and a transfer of $100,000 to the

depreciation fund to cover school vehicle purchases

along with mower and technology purchases.

Once again, welcome back to school and

let’s have a great 2018-2019 school year!

Until next time….GO COUGARS!!

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A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..

The following was taken from The Benedict

Broadcaster, August 10, 1938 issue.

The Editor Craves Chicken

The Broadcaster will accept chickens in lieu of cash

to apply on new or renewal subscriptions on Friday and

Saturday of this week only. These may be friers or

pullets suitable for addition to the editorial flock of

chickens which will furnish the Broadcaster folks with

fresh eggs this winter. A premium of 2 cents per lb.

above market price will be allowed when applied on

subscription accounts.

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State Fair Making Elaborate Plans

Thousands of Nebraskans are planning to attend the

Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln, September 4-9 for

which the most elaborate plans of 7 years have been

made. Coupled with an extensive array of

entertainment, the bounty of Nebraska’s harvest is such

as to make the most impressive agricultural and

livestock exhibit in a long time.

Entertainment will be provided in a string of great

features: The second annual state fair rodeo

championships, with 175 head of livestock untamed

and vicious, cowboys, cowgirls and Indians; an old

balloon ascension by W. E. Winterringer three days

(September 6-8) in front of the grandstand; Beckmann

& Gerety’s carnival on the midway; a horse show filled

with novelties in the coliseum (September 4-6); auto

races on Sunday which is also Veteran’s Day; and on

Friday, a thrilling airplane crash directly in front of the

grandstand by Capt. F. F. Frakes.

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BENEDICT DAYS CAR SHOW

The Benedict Days Evolution Corvette Club Show

was a success with about 40 cars, trucks, and

motorcycles.

Trophies were awarded for Best of Show, Peoples

Choice, Kids Choice, and Best of Class. Dash plaques

and door prizes were given. All of the beautiful cars,

trucks, and motorcycles are winners!

Patty Wetzel, the Evolution Corvette Club, and

everyone involved in the Car Show would like to

thank all of the participants, contributors, and sponsors.

A special thank you to our DJ, Pastor Penny Plock

Schulz; our judges, Scott Bowman, Turner Bowman,

and Jason Negley; Missy and Kayla Groover, Kelly

Brooke, Crossroads Awards and Trophy; Lively

Livestock 4-H Club; and Mack & Sons BBQ.

We look forward to a bigger and better show next

year!

BENEDICT DAYS ROAD RALLY

Thank you to everyone that came out to support the

Benedict Men’s Club on the Road Rally. The rain

made it more of a challenge! Megan Brooke and Tyler

Klein did a great job of making the clues.

Nine teams took on the route that led to Banana Rams

in Hordville. Once you made it there, you could win

points playing shuffle board. The route then brought

everyone back to Benedict.

Congratulations to the winners: Andy & Caroline

Bowman and Nate Bowman, 1st Place; Dan Doremus,

AJ & Angie Lindburg, 2nd Place; and Nick Elmquist,

Stacy and Kati Pieper, 3rd Place. Scott & Vicky

Bowman scored the highest points on shuffle board.

Thanks again for your support of the Benedict Men’s

Club and hope to see everyone again next year!

August 23, 2018

BENEDICT DAYS VOLLEYBALL

Four teams competed in the Sand Volleyball

Tournament. The morning started with pool play, and

went into the afternoon with the tournament.

At the end of the day, first place went to Megan

Brooke’s team, second place to Heather Klemsz’s

team, third place to Jake Brooke’s team; and fourth

place to Nate Bowman’s team.

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August 23, 2018

LA LECHE LEAGUE MEETING

The La Leche League of York meets on

the third Tuesday of each month. Join us

September 18 at 7:00 pm at York General Hospital,

2222 North Lincoln Avenue, lower level.

All women welcome, including babies!

There is no pre-registration or cost to attend the

monthly meetings. Contact Gloria at 402-362-6875

or Turnbull@inebraska.com for further information.

Breastfeeding materials may also be checked out in

Benedict. Call Kelly at 402-732-6818 for more

information!

A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..

The following was taken from The Benedict

Broadcaster, August 10, 1938 issue.

Without Children

The above caption is the title of the movie feature

which will be shown at the Municipal Movie park in

Benedict next Saturday evening. A card from the

movie operator informs us that it is one of the best and

he further adds, “tell your readers not to miss this one.”

The attendance was very good last Saturday. Rain

threatened during the evening but the benches were

well filled in spite of the clouds and many expressed

themselves as willing to take a good soaking. Only a

light sprinkle was received however.

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Jolly Workers 4-H Club

The Jolly Workers club met Aug. 22 at the home of

Lois and Laura Doremus. The bedroom rugs were

judged. Three demonstration teams were appointed:

Nora Mae Cline on “How to Make a Bed,” Florence

Flick and Laura Doremus on “Making Lamp Shades

and Wastebaskets,” and Lois Cramer and Elizabeth on

“Selection of Pictures and Picture Frames for a Girl’s

Room.” These teams are planning to meet a Lincoln

representative Aug. 12, at the York County court

house.

The Club picnic is planned for August 16th. The next

meeting will be held at the home of Nora Mae Cline

with Florence Flick assisting.

Ice cream and wafers were served during the social

hour.

ELIZABETH SMITH, Reporter

Leif Insurance Agency Agent for

Farmers Mutual United Insurance Company

Kim Leif, Agent

Town and Farm Policies

1212 Road 23, Benedict, NE 68316

402-366-4830 Cell

ED FOWLER JR.

402-920-1656

FRAMING - FINISHING

SOFFIT - SIDING - FASCIA

Bri Schoch at Hush Hair Studio

216 East 3rd Street, Stromsburg

10:00 am - 7:00 pm on Wednesdays 10:00 am - 7:00 pm on Thursdays

Saturdays By Appointment

Call or Text 402-363-1187

To Schedule An Appointment

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CLASS REUNION

What started out as a “few” Benedict High School

classes from the 1980’s planning a get-together (since

we only seem to see each other at sad occasions) turned

into invites via Facebook, texts, and postcards being

sent to those that graduated form 1980-1999.

July 28 was the date picked for a little reunion of the

BHS graduates. The home of Brian & Amy Hirschfeld

Pohl was the location. There were 33 BHS graduates

and 22 guests in attendance.

Attending were Class of 1980-Cindy Heiden McLean;

1982-Scott Folts and Ross Walkup; 1984-Clay

Bittinger, Linda Kinzie Koehler, Clark Pickrel, and

Tim Redman; 1985-Jim Heiden; 1986-Skip Blundell,

Rita Gonzales Hemmer, Robert Lee, Tim Rhoades, and

Linnea Walkup Williamsen; 1987-Noel Bailey, Craig

Bolton, Dan Hecox, Missy Kramer, and Ken Rhoades;

1988-Steph Dey Heiden, Tonya Epke Torson, Amy

Hirschfeld Pohl, and Deanna Rucker Bailey;

1989-Todd Hirschfeld, Charlie Huffman, and Susan

Wait; 1990-Angela Hecox Korte and Kim Hirschfeld

Cotton; 1991-Wendy Hirschfeld; 1994-Mark Clayton

and Scott Hecox; 1995-Jason Hirschfeld and Abby

Ratzlaff Pecha; and 1997-Dan Doremus.

Those in attendance enjoyed an afternoon/evening of

reminiscing, laughing, playing yard games, eating

munchies, sitting by the bon fire, and enjoying a pork

August 23, 2018

loin, baked beans, and cheesy potato supper.

The hostesses, Amy Hirschfeld Pohl and Linnea

Walkup Williamsen, set out to just invite a few classes,

but it somehow grew. The dual did their best to reach

out on Facebook and texts to invite classmates, etc. and

then when the list got bigger, they recruited the help of

Dale Moore to get addresses. Since BHS has closed, it

has been extremely hard for Dale to keep addresses

current so when postcards were returned Linnea did as

much research as possible to find a current address.

We know we did not get invites to everyone, and we

apologize, but we really did do our best to find

addresses. If you are a BHS grad from 1980-2002 (or

any year) please contact Linnea Williamsen at either

lkpacka@yahoo.com or text 402-366-6881 your

current address information. Please include maiden

name, year graduated, and if you are on Facebook. She

will work with Dale to keep addresses updated the best

we can.

After discussion that night, and a great time was had

by all, it has been decided to do this every two years.

Amy and Linnea look forward to hosting/organizing

the event again and more information will follow. We

are hoping to have more classmates come and join the

fun!! See you in 2020!!

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BENEDICT WILL HOST AN AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE

Friday, August 31 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Benedict Community Center This is a great opportunity to save lives!

Blood has a limited shelf life and this is a

great way to help provide patients with the

life-saving blood when they are in need!

For an appointment, contact Gina at 402-366-8715. Appointments are encouraged!

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Walk-ins Welcome!!

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August 23, 2018

A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..

The following was taken from The Benedict

Broadcaster, August 24, 1938 issue.

School Opens Monday September 5th

Monday, September 5, is the date set by the Board of

Education for the opening day at the Benedict

Consolidated School.

All High School students are asked to register at

the school house on Monday or Tuesday, August 29

and 30. Office hours will be from 9:00 to 12:00 and

from 1:00 to 4:00.

The program of studies for the coming year includes

some additions and changes, which are designed to

meet more adequately, the needs of the community.

Ninth grade girls will take English I, algebra,

citizenship, and homemaking.

Ninth grade boys will take English I, algebra,

citizenship, and manual training.

Tenth grade girls have English III, geometry, modern

history, and homemaking.

Tenth grade boys have English III, geometry, modern

history, and manual training.

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Eleventh grade students will register for English V,

American history, and select two subjects from

electives which are typing I, shorthand, biology, latin

III, and shopwork.

Twelfth grade students may select their course of

study from the elective subjects which are offered, but

should do so very carefully keeping in mind college

entrance requirements, and also selecting those subjects

which are most apt to be of practical value to them.

They may select English VII, problems of democracy,

latin III, biology, typing III, or shorthand.

Demand for other courses will be met through

supervised correspondence study. Algebra III, art,

physics, agriculture, agronomy, animal husbandry, and

many other subjects can be handled in this way through

the school.

The homemaking course for the 9th and 10th grade

girls is being added to the curriculum this year. The

outline of the State Department of Vocational

Education will be followed for this work.

A second year of manual training will be offered in

which mechanical drawing and farm shop work will be

taught.

It is the policy of the Board of Education to do

everything possible to enable every young person in

the Benedict territory to attend High School.

Free bus transportation privileges will be extended, to

include tuition students from rural districts, who have

paid a fee in the past, providing they live nearer to the

Benedict Consolidated Schools than to any other high

school district.

Financial aid for needy and deserving students can be

obtained through the National Youth Administration.

The applicant must be at least sixteen years of age, and

be able to show a need for financial assistance. For

further information concerning this see the

Superintendent.

George W. Baldwin, Supt.

200 East Third Street, Stromsburg

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HOMECOMING 2018

Cross County Homecoming will be held the week of

September 9-14. Dress up days include: Monday:

DRESS FOR SUCCESS, business attire, dress for your

future career; Tuesday: HOME FOR THE

HOLIDAYS, dress for your favorite holiday;

Wednesday: BLAST FROM THE PAST, dress from a

decade of your choice; Thursday: COLOR WARS,

Seniors-Black, Juniors-White, Sophomores-Red,

Freshmen-Blue, Middle School-Green, 3rd-5th Grade-

Yellow, Kindergarten-2nd Grade-Purple; and Friday:

COUGAR SPIRIT.

Many events are scheduled for Friday. The Cross

County High School Band will march in Benedict and

Stromsburg at 8:45 am and 9:30 am. From 10:00 am to

2:30 pm there will be tailgating at the school, complete

with food, games and bouncy houses! The Pep Rally

will be in the west gym at 2:45 pm. Kickoff for the

football game against Fullerton is at 7:00 pm.

Following the game, the Homecoming candidates

will be introduced and the King and Queen will be

crowned. The Homecoming Dance will follow

Coronation, from 9:30 pm to midnight.

See you all for Homecoming 2018!

HOMECOMING BURGER BASH

The Cross County Post Prom Committee will hold a

Homecoming Burger Bash during the September 14

Cross County vs. Fullerton football game. Burgers,

chips, dessert, and drinks will be served from 6:00 pm

through half-time of the football game.

August 23, 2018

DEATH

Darrel Eugene Foster, 86, of Mesa, Arizona passed

away July 30. Darrel was born May 13, 1932 in York.

He graduated from Benedict High School in 1950.

Darrel lived in Benedict until 1953, and had been a

resident of Mesa, Arizona since 1959. He served in the

United States Navy. Darrel married Beth Pishna

(deceased) of Benedict.

Darrel is survived by his wife, Raya Foster; one

daughter; one step-daughter; and six grandchildren.

A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..

The following ad was taken from The Benedict

Broadcaster, August 24, 1938 issue.

Old Put If Off Poke is at It Again

Practically everyone plans on some repairing or fixing

up or some painting or decorating. But most of them

keep putting it off. They just never get to it and most

of it is never done. Buildings and fences everywhere

are in need of repair. Barns and sheds need fixing,

doors and windows need fixing, wood is decaying for

want of paint, the missus needs some conveniences in

the home, porch floors need painting and roofs need

reshingling. There’s so many things needed, the old

home looks so bad that a lot of people don’t even like

to invite the neighbors over-they would rather climb in

the old struggle buggy and drive around a bit, look at

the burnt crops and come back home feeling worse

than ever. Then they feel they must cuss somebody or

something so they just indulge in the popular sport of

panning the government and the New Deal.

They haven’t got much money but if they would use

what money they do get to fix the old place up a bit

they’d feel and fare much better. It doesn’t cost so

much to do a little fixing up. Come in and let’s figure

it up for you.

Benedict Lumber & Fuel Co.

Clay Bittinger

402-366-4063

heartlandpdr@hotmail.com

From Hail Damage to Small Parking Lot

Dents and Door Dings,

Call (402)366-4063 and Leave a Message

August 23, 2018

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWS

Greeter for September is Pat Hirschfeld. The Tuesday

night Bible Study will meet on Tuesdays at 7:30 pm in

the Stromsburg Church basement. Everyone is

welcome!

There will be a Women’s Retreat on Saturday,

September 22 at the Beaver Crossing United

Methodist Church. The deadline to

register is September 1. Please call the

Church Office if interested.

A meal will be served at the Living

Water Rescue Mission on the fourth

Thursday of each month.

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS

TOGETHER, WE ARE SPREADING

GOD’S WORD, DOING GOD’S WORK!

Usher and Greeter for September are Ken & Dawn

Kush. Communion Assistant is Bri Schoch. Acolytes

are (2) Isaac Reetz (9) Lyndsey Bolton, (16) Harley

Martin, (23) Tierney Schoch, and (30) Lyndsey

Bolton. Lay Readers are (2) Gregg Bolton, (9) Ken

Kush, (16) Dawana Bolton, (23) Volunteer needed,

and (30) Gina Schoch.

Joint Service with Calvary will be held Sunday,

September 2 at Buckley Park in Stromsburg.

Joint Service will be at 8:15 am at Zion on Sunday,

September 30 with United Methodist Church

Pastor Kim’s office hours are on Tuesdays from

9:00 am to 11:00 am and by appointment. Her email

address is kimberlyrbelken@gmail.com. Enjoy our

Facebook page at www.facebook.com/zionbenedict.

Please remember those in need and donate to our local

facilities! All are welcome to join us for Worship

Service at 8:30 am!

GO IN PEACE AND SERVE THE LORD!

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COMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sunday School Kick Off will be Sunday, September 9

at the Village Park. All are welcome to come enjoy

coffee, donuts, and fellowship while we bless our

Sunday School teachers and students.

Regular Sunday School classes will begin

September 16 at the United Methodist Church at

9:30 am. All kids, PreK-12th grade, are welcome!

YCDC TRAVELING OFFICE

On Thursday, September 20, Lisa Hurley and Bre

Goben with York County Development Corporation

will have the YCDC Traveling Office at the Benedict

Community Center from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.

Lisa and Bre will be available during that time if you

have a business project you would like to discuss. Or,

you may call Lisa or Bre at the YCDC Office in York

at (402)362-3333 and make other arrangements.

K & J CABINETRY PLUS

Handcrafted Cabinets & Furniture 18 Years Experience

402-366-6135 Benedict

Kevin Blum Owner, Builder

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Please take note of the deadline date. Please send all address changes (temporary and permanent) here also!

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Martha Huggler, Elden & Bonnie Heiden, Lavern & Wanda Wimer, Steve & Gail Maronde, and Linda Watson.

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