Weoma-Heartland News 8-1-2003

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WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWS

AUGUST 1,2003

What's So Special About AUGUST. . . ?

National Back to School Month, Aug. 1-31.

Accordi ng t o the U. S.Depar t ment of Educat i on,pr i vat e school sr epr esent s 24 per cent ofal l ki nder gar t en t hr ough12t h grade school s and

are at t ended by 10percent of s t udent s. TheUSDE al so repor t s t hat70 per cent of al l hi ghschool graduat es areempl oyed, compar ed t oonl y 49 per cent of hi ghschool dr opout s.

Sisters' Day, Aug. 3.

Hel d on t he f i r st Sundayof ever y August , t hi sday honor s t he spi r i t ofsi st er hood among

bi ol ogi cal si sters ,soror i t y s i s ters , orcl ose f emal e f r i ends.Famous s i st ers i ncl udecount r y si nger s Lor et t aLynn and Cr yst al Gayl e,t enni s pl ayers Venus andSerena Wi l l i ams, andadvi ce col umni st sAbi gai l Van Buren ( DearAbby) and t he l at e AnnLander s.

International Youth Day,

Aug. 12.

Thi s day i s sponsor ed byt he Uni t ed Nat i ons t oi ncrease awar eness ofi ssues af f ect i ng yout h,def i ned as young peopl eages 15 t o 24. Accor di ngt o the I nt er nat i onal Yout h Par l i ament , t her eare one bi l l i on peopl ei n t hat age range.

Vinegar Day, Aug. 16.

Thi s day i s pr omot ed byVi negar Connoi sseur sI nt ernat i onal t ocel ebr at e t he manyvar i eti es and uses ofvi negar . Accordi ng t ot he Vi negar I nsti t ut e,t he t ypi cal gr ocer yst or e of f er s 29var i et i es , i nc l udi ng

ci der , bal sami c, r edwi ne, and r i ce. The wor dvi negar comes f r om"vi nagr e, " French f or"sour wi ne. "

Yukon Discovery Day,

Aug. 18.

I n 1896, gol d was f oundi n t he Kl ondi ke Ri verr egi on of t henor t hwest ern Canadi an Ter r i t or y of t he Yukon. The l ocal pr ospect or spanned t he abundant gol df or near l y a year,maki ng t hemsel ves"Kl ondi ke ki ngs" bef orewor d spr ead. I n J ul y of1897, a st eamshi p f r omt he ar ea ar r i ved i nSeat t l e wi t h more t han a

t on of gol d, and t hef amous gol d rush began.More t han 100, 000 setout on t he ar duous j ourney, but onl y 30, 000sur vi ved t he t ri p, wi t hmany dyi ng or t urni ngback.

National Inventors'

Month

Nat i onal I nvent or s 'Mont h i s cel ebr at i ng i t sf i f t h anni versary t hi syear; i t was i ni t i at edby t he edi t or s ofI nvent or s' Di gest . I n1995, t he Mass achuset t sI nst i t ut e of Technol ogy

conduct ed a sur vey whi chf ound t hat most peopl evi ew i nventor s as ol dand eccent r i c. Theedi t ors f ear ed t hat sucha per cept i on woul ddi scour age t he pur sui tof i ngenui t y. "We want edt o get t he wor d out t hatyou can never be t ooyoung or t oo ol d t oi nvent somet hi ng t hatcan i mpr ove l i f e andchange t he wor l d, " says

edi t or J oanne Hayes-Ri nes. The magazi nemai l s f ree di spl aypost ers and mat er i al s t o5, 700 l i br ar i es andpubl i c school s.Accor di ng t o t he mostr ecent annual r epor t oft he U. S. Pat ent and Tr ademar k Of f i ce,near l y 300, 000appl i cat i ons f or pat ent sar e f i l ed annual l y, wi t hpat ent s i ssued f or abouthal f t hat number . I t

t akes an average of 22mont hs t o r ecei ve apat ent . I t i s sai d t hatonl y 1 i n 100 pat enthol ders makes money f r omhi s or her i nvent i on,but Hayes- Ri nes sayst hat number i s probabl yon t he l ow si de andsuggest s t hat per haps 5or mor e i n 100 make a


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2 WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWSpr of i t . Here ar e someot her i nt er est i ng f act son pat ent s:

- The wor l d' s f i rstpat ent ever gr ant ed wast o an I t al i an ar chi t ecti n 1421 f or a bar gecrane t o l i f t mar bl e.- The youngest pat entr eci pi ent was a f our -year - ol d gi r l f rom Texaswho i nvent ed a devi ce tomake i t easi er t o gr aspdoor knobs.- Abr aham Li ncol n hel d apat ent on a way t o make

r i ver boat s mor e buoyantand l ess l i kel y t o getst uck on sandbar s.- Mar k Twai n hel d t wopatent s — one f orscrapbooks wi t h sel f -adhesi ve pages and theot her f or cl ot hes st r apst o make suspendersunnecessar y.- Har r y Houdi ni wasi ssued a pat ent f or asaf er deep- sea di vi ngs ui t .- J ami e Lee Cur t i s has apat ent f or a di aper wi t ha pocket f or a wet wi pe.- The l ate actor , St eveMcQueen, hel d a patentf or a bucket seat ,i nspi r ed by hi s i nt er esti n r ace car dr i vi ng.

WEOMA CLUB Discount Tickets

Ti cket s f or Wor l ds of

Fun, Si l ver Dol l ar Ci t yand Advent ur e Land ar eon sal e Wednesday' s 11a. m. t o 12: 30 p. m. i nt he i nf ormat i on boot h i nt he mai n caf et er i a.Pl an ahead, save somebr ead, don' t mi ssdi scount t i cket s f or youand your f ami l y. ____ ___ __

HEALTH

Encouraging Children to Exercise

The Amer i can Academy ofPedi at r i cs says thatal most hal f of Amer i canchi l dr en ar e not

exerci si ng enough t odevel op heal t hy hear t sand l ungs. Ot herst at i st i cs show t hat onei n f i ve youngst er s i sobese. To pr ot ect yourchi l dr en, t he academyr ecommends t hat parentspromot e f i t ness at home.Her e ar e some t i ps toget ki ds movi ng:- Pl an act i ve games,danci ng, gr oupexer ci ses, and r el ayr aces.

- Have t hem j og or wal kar ound t he bl ock once ort wi ce bef ore goi ng t ot he pl aygr ound. Ask t hemt o wal k t he dog ever yday.- Encourage yourchi l dren to j oi n af t er school spor t s pr ogr ams.- Get ki ds t o hel p wi t hnont r adi t i onal"exer ci se" act i vi t i esl i ke gardeni ng, housecl eani ng, and car

washi ng.- Buy t oys t hat promot ephys i cal ac t i vi t y - -bal l s, spor t s equi pment ,skat es.- Pl an one speci alout i ng each week f or t hewhol e f ami l y, i nvol vi ngsuch physi cal act i vi t i esas hi ki ng, bi ki ng, orswi mmi ng.

A good educat i on i s not

so much one whi chpr epar es a man t osucceed i n the wor l d asone whi ch enabl es hi m t osust ai n a f ai l ure.

Bernard Iddings Bell

NUTRITION

Cooking Corn on the Cob

Sweet cor n i s one ofAugust ' s gr eat t ast et r eats. Here ar e t woways t o enj oy i t:

On t he st ove

Husk t he cor n and r emovt he si l k t assel s. Put iboi l i ng wat er; when t hewat er comes back t o aboi l , t he cor n i s done.( Don' t add sal t t o t hewat er because i t wi l lt oughen t he ker nel s andl essen t he sweet ness. )

On t he gr i l l

Husk t he cor n and r emovt he s i l k t assel s . Pl aceon a hot gr i l l f or ei ght o 15 mi nut es, t urni ngevery two mi nut es or sot o ensur e t hat al lsur f aces ar e exposed t ot he heat .Cor n shoul d be cooked asoon as possi bl e af t er

i t ' s bought or pi ckedbecause, once harvest ed,i t s sugar s st ar t t ur ni nt o st ar ch.

Congratulation! To t he 2003 Academi cAwards Pr ogr am f orEducat i onal Excel l ence,Schol arshi p Reci pi ent"Ericka Payton" daughteof Avaya Empl oyee Et helMi ckel . Er i cka gr aduatewi t h honor s f r om Cent r a

Hi gh School and wi l latt end t he Uni ver si t y oNebr aska i n Omaha,Pl anni ng t o maj or i nEl ement ar y Educat i on. The Schol ar shi p madepossi bl e t hr ough apar t ner shi p bet weenAvaya and your I . B. E. W.Uni ons


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3 WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWSSAFETY

Vacation Safety

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Bef ore you l eave f or anext ended vacat i on,consi der t hesepr ecaut i ons suggest ed byt he Emer gency Ser vi cesDi vi si on of Ri chmond,Br i t i sh Col umbi a,Canada:- Don’t l eave house keysi n out si de hi di ngpl aces. Gi ve a key t o af r i end or nei ghbor andbe sur e to l eave your

vacat i on t el ephonenumber .- Arr ange f or someone t opi ck up your mai l andnewspaper s ever y day andhave your l awn mowed.- Ask your nei ghbor s t obe al ert f or suspi ci ouspeopl e or vehi cl es.- Use 24- hour t i mers t ot ur n house l i ght s on andoff.- Leave dr apes andbl i nds i n a dayt i meposi t i on.

- Lock or bol t wi ndows,door s, and out si desl i di ng doors.- Cl ose al l i nt er i ordoor s ( to st op t hespr ead of f i r e andsmoke) .- Tur n of f t he wat ersuppl y t o your wat erheat er , washi ng machi ne,and di shwasher , and shutof f t he wat er heat er ' sci r cui t br eaker .- Leave a car i n t he

dri veway.- I f you have an al armsyst em, be sur e yourf r i end or nei ghbor hast he code.

BUSINESS

Be an Active Listener

Obvi ousl y a goodl i st ener does not t al kor i nterr upt when t heot her per son i s tal ki ng,but busi ness consul t ant s

say t ot al si l ence i s nott he best pol i cy ei t her. To l et your cust omer orCo- wor ker know t hatyou' r e f ol l owi ng t heconversat i on, make eyecont act , nod your head,and f r om t i me t o t i mesay t hi ngs l i ke "I see"or "pl ease cont i nue. " I fa cont r over si al poi nt i sr ai sed or you f eel l i kei nt er r upt i ng f or anot herreason, j ot down some

notes, so t hat you canrevi si t t hose i ssuesonce t he person hasf i ni shed.

SPORTS

GREEN BAY, Wi s . (AP) —Er i c Cr ouch has qui t t heNFL f or t he second t i mei n 11 mont hs. The 2001 Hei sman Tr ophywi nner f r om Nebr askal ef t t he Gr een Bay

Packer s on t he eve off ul l - squad wor kout s,whi ch began Tuesday. Hehad hoped t o wi n a j obas one of Br et t Favre' sbackups, but coach Mi keSherman sai d he hadl i t t l e chance at beat i ngout t he t hr ee QBs aheadof hi m i n t hat race.Cr ouch sat out l astseason af t er t he St.Loui s Rams dr af t ed hi mi n t he t hi r d r ound andt r i ed t o conver t hi m

i nto a wi de r ecei ver . Hewas set t o pl ayquar t erback i n t heCanadi an Footbal lLeague, whi ch he t houghtcoul d be a spr i ngboar dt o a car eer as an NFLquar t erback, when t hePacker s cl ai med hi m of fwai ver s t hi s spr i ng.

He l ef t camp Mondayni ght af t er speaki ngwi t h Sher man and t hePacker s pl aced hi m ont he reser ve/ r et i r edl i st , re tai ni ng hi sr i ght s .' ' We r eal l y di dn' t geti nt o det ai l . He j ust

sai d f or per sonalr easons he di dn' t wantt o cont i nue. I sai d OKand we' l l l eave i t att hat , '' Sher man sai d.' ' I t ' s di sappoi nt i ngt hat i t di dn' t wor k outf or us and f or hi m. Butwe di dn' t have a whol el ot i nvest ed i n hi m.He' s a good ki d, we wi shhi m wel l . ' '

TECH/PRO Golf outing

Fr i day August 15th

Tr egar on Gol f Cour se13909 Gl engar r y CRBel l evue, NEShot gun st art 1: 00PM, For I nf ormat i onCont act : Car l os x3718

The YMCA Wi l l hol d i t ' sf i rs t Annual Ki ckof fClassic Flag Football

"TOURNAMENT"

4 on 4 al l l evel s ofpl ay f r om compet i t i ve( Top Gun) t o

r ecreat i onal (Ol d Guys)wi t h Co-Ed, Femal e and Yout h di vi si ons,Deadl i ne f or Ent r i es i sAugust 7th 2003 f or mor eI nf ormat i on cont act Leoor Bi l l 0 334- 8487

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Come vi si t t he ERC.Of f eri ng f r ee Not ar yser vi ce, I nf or mat i on on

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l ocal di scount s,Ref er r al s f or hel p wi t hl egal quest i ons, numberf or st ock i nf or mat i onand more, "Come vi si tyour one st op shop" f oral l your empl oyee needs?ERC Bar b- 3607 Lar r y- 352Medi cal Benef i t s- 4954


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WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWSHOROSCOPES/CALENDARS W i

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d o t t h e i ’ s a n d c r o s s t h e t ’ s , b u t t h e i r

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There i s no t r i ck t obei ng a humor i st whenyou have t he whol egovernment wor ki ng f oryou. Will Rogers

THINK ABOUT IT!

"Show Me The Money"

1. "What was Fox' s J oeMi l l i onai res realname?

2. Hi s part ners i ncl uded

of f i cer s Ben Romero,Ed J acobs and Bi l lGannon?

3. She shot J oeyBut t af uoco' s wi f eMar y J o?

4. What was Ar chi eBunker ' s gr andsonl ast name?

5. He had hi t s wi t h "Al i t t l e hel p f rom myf r i ends and "Up wher ewe bel ong"?

6. Al i TKO- ed J oe

Fr azi er on Oct , 1 1975i n a hyped up boutt i t l ed t hi s?

7. On t he Sat urday-mor ni ng l i ve- act i onshow "Run, J oe, Run"what was J oe?

8. Young J oey St arr etwor shi ps t he t i t l echar act er i n t hi s1953 movi e?

9. "J o- J o Dancer YourLi f e I s Cal l i ng" i s asemi-aut obi ogr aphi cal

movi e about ands tar r i ng thi scomedi an?

10. Phone a f r i end i f youknow whose l at e- ni ghtsi deki ck Regi sPhi l bi n was i n t hel at e 60' s?

Place answers in drop box

outside of WEOMA club off ice.

Winner receives a lunch ticket

from our sponsor ARAMARK

KAFE and food service di rector

Marty Rew, for catering call x - 3907 and a pri ze compliments of

Cellular Benefits and

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Anni e Tax Servi ce10% di scount 453- 812

Par agon Aut o Det ai l( 20%) di scount 894- 0500

Aust i n' s St eakhouse120 & L Show I . D.


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5 WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWS• Br ake Mast er s

$14. 95 Oi l Change

• Madd Hat t er ' s457- 4594

( 15%) Di scount

• Qwest Wi r el ess422- 0988

• Mi l l ar d Dai r y QueenFr ee upgrade Show I . D.

• West Omaha Gl ass $25dol l ar s of f Servi ce

398- 9012

• Let George Do I tCar pet & Uphol st er yCl eani ng(15%) 894- 4916

• Rober t s Pool & Spa(10%) 614- 3446

• New Era Hai r Desi gn(20%) 895- 4020

• Laos Thai Mar ket4520 S. 24th St . (10%)

• Per manent Cosmet i c

Speci al i st (20%)di scount 597- 3931

• Cr ossr oads Fami l yChi l d/ car e Cent er10% 926- 4673

• Ni ssan- I nf i ni t iVPP Pr ogr am

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• Sushi J apan Yaki ni kuBoy 14134 W. cent erRD 10% di scount Lunchor Di nner Show I . D.

• Cel l ul ar Benef i t s40% of f wi r el ess

accessor i es ( 597- 9770)

• CondoWor l d10% Di scount 778- 1244or 1- 800- 510- 3405

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I t has been sai d t hatdemocr acy i s t he worstf or m of governmentexcept al l t he ot her st hat have been t r i ed.

Sir Winston Churchill

WEOMA CLUB

2003

Officers & Directors

President

Dave Negr et eExecutive Vice President

Br enda Wal kowi ak Vice President

Tom Paul eyTreasurer Bonni e Anderson

Assistant Treasurer Ci ndy Kel l y

Administrative Assistant

J oyce Gosch- 3419Directors

Annette Knight-3649

Associ ated Cl ubs: OutdoorsAdvent ureCamera, Toast mast ersTom Welles-7423 Outdoor Sport s: Men' sGol f , Men' s Sof t bal l ,Mi xed Gol f , Ski Cl ub,

Spor t men Cl ub and Tenni sTim O'Connor-3292 I ndoor Spor t s:Basket bal l , Bowl i ng,Racquet bal l , Vol l eybal lI ndoor SoccerJudy Coffey-3390 Ent er t ai nment & Tours:

Tour s and t i cket sal esJeanett Bogue-7032 Speci al Educat i on/

Trai ni ngChr i st mas Par t yLarry Cherry-3523 Publ i ci t y & Weoma Reps

Answers to last Months

“Think about it”

"ShowMetheMoney”1. 50 Cent2. Buck3. J ohnny Cash, J ohnnyPaycheck, Eddi e Money4. Mi ss Moneypenny5. Lef t eye, Ri ght arm,

Bot h l egs6. Ni ckl eback7. Dol l ar8. Pennywor t h

9. St ephani e Pl um10. J ohn Carpent erTheentrywiththemostcorrectanswers

wins, ifmorethanonehasallthe

correctanswersthanadrawingisused

toselectwinner.Mustsummitbythe

25thofeachmonth

Call - 3523 ***WINNER***

(Joyce Davis)

"Nubian Mind"

Book Club

Revi ew The Nubi an Mi nd bookcl ub st ar t ed i nSept ember 1999, andt oday t he ei ght"Si sters" r angi ng fr omt he age of 27 t o 63 are

ser i ous about t hei rr eadi ng and are st i l lgoi ng st r ong. The l adi esmeet ever y mont h and thehost t hat mont h gets t opi ck t he book t hat t heyal l wi l l r ead. Whet hert hey meet at t hatper son' s home or at ar est aur ant , t hey have agr eat t i me gi vi ng t hei ropi ni on of t he book.( Good or Bad) The bookf or J ul y was "Chur chFol k", by Mi chel e Andr ea

Bowen, Pi cked by MemberPat Pat t erson. Themember shi p f el t i t wasgood r eadi ng as i tf ocused on r eal i ssuest he chur ch of t oday hast o deal wi t h. On a scal eof 1- 10 wi t h t en, t hehi ghest Nubi an Mi ndsgave "Church Fol k" aposi t i ve #7. . . UPLi z Wi l l i ams

Read! Free Your Mind and

Your Feet© Will Follow

BEREAVEMENTS

Our heart f el t t hought sand sympat hy go out t ot he f ami l i es and f r i endsof t he f ol l owi ng:~Eugene (Les) Roberts~

I t ' s not t hat I ' m sosmart , i t ' s j ust t hat Ist ay wi t h pr obl emsl onger . Albert Einstein

We al l have t he choi cet o l ear n or not l earn.However, wi t h choi cescome resul t s. We cannotexpect posi t i ve r esul t si f we choose to l i mi tour sel ves t o ourexi st i ng knowl edge.


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6 WEOMA/HEARTLAND NEWSNorth Omaha says welcome home

with a Big Bash

By Erin Grace

OmahaWorldHeraldStaff

Come Wednesday, nor t hOmaha st r eet s wi l lwel come back t hei rDi aspora, t he bl ack sonsand daught er s whof ol l owed j obs, mi l i t ar yser vi ce, young l oves ordreams el sewher e. Thousands are expect edt o gat her f or Nat i veOmahans Homecomi ng Week,whi ch ki cks of fWednesday wi t h a gospelni ght at Sal em Bapt i stChur ch and wr aps up on

Bl ue Monday, so namedbecause peopl e say t hei rf ar ewel l s .Or gani zer s t hi s yearpai r ed wi t h radi ost at i on Hot 107. 7 FM t opromot e t he event andhol d a di nner and adance. The cel ebr at i onagai n i ncl udes a mi xer ,pi cni c and par ade downhi st or i c Nor t h 24t hSt r eet .

They wi l l be abl e t o see

f ut ur e hopes i n t henear l y compl et ed Mart i nLut her Ki ng J r. memori alon t he nor t hwest cornerof 24th and Lake St r eet sand i n an adj acentbui l di ng t hat wi l l housea proposed j azz,cul t ur al and educat i onalcent er .An open house at t hef ut ure cent er at 2506 N.24t h St. , whi ch wi l l benamed f or Omahasaxophoni st Prest on

Love, wi l l be hel d i npar t t o begi n rai si ng$500, 000 f or t hepr oj ec t ."We want t o gener at eexci t ement f or t hose whol i ve i n t he ar ea andt hose who are comi ngback, " Ci t y Counci l manFr ank Br own sai d.

The homecomi ng' s hi st or yst r et ches back 28 year s,when Omaha f r i ends Vera J ohnson and Bet t i eMcDonal d j oi ned ot herson a chart er ed bus t oLos Angel es. They wereheaded to an annualpi cni c f or Omahans t here

but l ef t di s sat i s f i edwi t h t he t hr own- t oget herevent .Fi gur i ng t hey coul d dobet t er , t he t wo pl anneda r egul ar r euni on t o behel d i n Omaha. A Nat i veOmahans Cl ub was bor n.I n 1977, t he f i r stNat i ve Omahacel ebr at i on, a t wo- dayaf f ai r , dr ew t housands.I n f ol l owi ng years, t heevent grew t o i ncl udef ashi on shows, bake

sal es, Pal m Sundaybrunches and f undrai ser s f or col l egeschol ar shi ps.But organi zer s al wayskept a f ocus on t hehomecomi ng."We j ust want everyonet o come home and enj oy, "McDonal d sai d.Homecomi ng event s :• Wednesday. Gospelni ght , 7 p. m. , Sal emBapt i st Chur ch, 3131

Lake St.• Thursday. Regi st r at i onand mi xer at t he Nat i veOmaha Cl ub, 3819 N. 24t hSt.• Friday. Dr i l l t eamcompet i t i on, Nort h Hi ghSchool , 5: 30 p. m. Cost :t wo canned goods t obenef i t t he Omaha FoodBank. Br i ng l awn chai r sand bl ankets.• Friday. Di nner andr i ver cr ui se, 6: 30 p. m.t o 10 p. m. Meet acr oss

f r om t he Wi ngat e I nn onAbbot Dr i ve. Cost $25.• Saturday. Parade,st art i ng at 24t h andBurdet t e St r eet s, 10a. m. , endi ng at Kount zePark.

• Saturday. Annual danceat t he Ci vi cAudi t or i um' s MancusoHal l , 8 p. m. Shut t l eser vi ce avai l abl e forWi ngat e guest s. Dancef eat ures Hot 107. 7 FM.Cost i s $15.• Sunday. Pi cni c at

Car t er Lake, noon t o 5p. m. Shut t l e ser vi ceavai l abl e f or Wi ngat egust s.• Monday. Bl ue Monday att he Nat i ve Omahans Cl ub,3819 N. 24t h St . , at 10a. m. Come and say goodbye .For mor e i nf ormat i on orf or t i cket s and T-shi r t s, cal l 457- 5974

Weoma/HeartlandNewsStaff

Editors------------- LarryE.Cherry-3523

BobHope

DebbieGradySports------------------SamDavis

TomWelles

TimO'Connor

Reporte rs- E.T.O.P.— SallySwoboda

ERC BarbKirchmann

Arts & En te rta inmen t------

JohnMaxwell

JerryGolmanavich

CindyKelly


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January 19th - January 24th, 2004

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Internet Cafe, Sushi Bar, new shows and excellent service!

Itinerary

Monday - Leaves Miami 4:00 P.M.

Tuesday - f un day at sea

Wednesday - fun at Grand Cayman 7:00 A.M. - 4 :00 P.M

Thursday - fun at Ocho Rios 7:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M

Friday - f un day at sea

Saturday - Arrives back at Miami 8:00 A.M.

Prices: Inside Cabin $450.66

Out sid e Cabi n $529.66

Payment

Schedule: $25 Deposit is due in our off ice by Augus t 22nd

$200 paym ent is due in our of f ice by Sep t em be r 12th.

Balan ce i s due by Nove mbe r 3rd.

• These rates and schedules are per person, double occupa ncy and are subject to

change until deposit is placed. Includes cruise rates, taxe s, tips, transfers and

meals. Airfare can be priced by call ing Shelly at 1-800-510-3405 o r 1-402-778-1244.

• Approximat e airf are rates out of Omaha, NE - $369.95 roundt rip.

• Approximate airfare rates out of Austin, TX - $408.15 roundtrip.

• The Carnival Imaginati on has recent ly been refurbished!!!

• Ask Shelly about travel insuran ce too!!!

4509 South 143rdStreet Suites 1 & 2

Omaha, NE 68137

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Weoma-Heartland News 8-1-2003

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